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Played DDR today with cette_vie and sheridankm at the MIT student center. I have no coordination and probably looked like an epileptic scarecrow, but it was a good work-out. Then, KMS and her dad very kindly gave me a ride to Harvard Square, where I wandered first into the news kiosk then into the Harvard Coop asking for directions to Raven Used Books. It took me a

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[lenorajane]

My friend Brad always used to drag me to that arcade to play DDR.

"Last Temptation of Christ" is wonderful.

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My legs were soooooo sore last night. The last used books I bought (down in South Carolina) gave me dust allergies ... but these are much better. And yes -- I've joined the swelling ranks of dorky loser teenagers who substitute DDR for all the high school dances they were too scared to attend. ...Just kidding.

[nicoli_dominn]

Soul Mountain!! Squee!! Dude, I hope you enjoy it immensely. :-)

By the way, Merry Christmas back at you--sorry I'm late replying to your text message...::hugs::

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*Hugs back* Thanks, I'm sure I will. Have you had the pleasure of reading any good books recently?

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Hehe, well I'm proud to be your DDR apprentice!

[magickpotion]

Tell me how To the Lighthouse is. I really want it - I'll probably ask for it for my bday. I *loved* how Virginia Woolf wrote in Mrs. Dalloway.

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Cool ... do you have any other Woolf recommendations? I've heard The Waves is her best.

[limping_laces]

Winterson is one of my favorite writers, as you know. You have a book of hers I haven't read! To the lighthouse is also precious. And I love One Hundred Years... so much.

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I'll never forget the ending of One Hundred Years... ahhhh, the magic.