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support-system-digest    Tuesday, November 5 2002    Volume 05 : Number 226



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  Re: support-system-digest V5 #223                     [Sexililgurl@aol.com]

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Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2002 01:26:33 EST
From: Sexililgurl@aol.com
Subject: Re: support-system-digest V5 #223

In a message dated 11/2/02 1:14:55 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
owner-support-system-digest@smoe.org writes:


> when liz put out her last album, i was a single freewheelin' twentysomething
> just outside of boston who worked way too many hours, hosted parties where i
> passed out in the snow on my back porch, was known to have beer for dinner,
> spent full sunday mornings at brunch just getting my coffee refilled, 
> dabbled
> in online dating, and didn't know how to cook anything more complicated than
> pasta with prego.
> 
> today i'm in my thirties, am just about to celebrate my second wedding
> anniversary, live on the colorado-kansas border, have a 3 1/2 month old
> daughter, can whip up tortilla soup or a tasty well-spiced pasta sauce from
> scratch, and haven't consumed a bit of alcohol beyond wine with dinner in 
> ...
> forever.
> 
> even if liz does put out a new album (and yes i do mean to say "if"), i 
> don't
> think i'll receive it the same way as i did the others, no matter what it
> sounds like. life's like that.
> 
> 

i was reading what was written here and wow it made me feel all grown up. i 
realized when I bought WCSE i wasnt even through puberty  yet, and i actually 
had to beg my mother to get it for me. we went to baltimore for the day, and 
i told her i needed 20 dollars because there was a "rare" cd i wanted. 
she actually belived me. 
i was 15(or 14. . . i really dont remember anymore). so. . . now. . . im 18.  
still on this list. still waiting for more liz. still waiting for a cd that 
made me want to lie to my mother. and i dont think im gonna get one. wow i 
sound so damn pessimestic. thats alright. i still have three great albums 
that mark a time in my life that i look back on fondly. 
sorry, sometimes i just get a little remincent and forget myself. 
~taryn

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