There beneath the blue suburban skies
If you read the book Street Gang on the train, here is a thing that might happen.
You might reach the chapter in which the author recounts the creation of the episode where Big Bird learns about death and how Mr. Hooper isn't ever coming backYou might now find that you have a conundrum ( Read more... )
You might reach the chapter in which the author recounts the creation of the episode where Big Bird learns about death and how Mr. Hooper isn't ever coming backYou might now find that you have a conundrum ( Read more... )
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It's definitely what I would do. I figure that if I can laugh like a complete moron out loud at funny stuff (this happens when I read anything by Christopher Moore on the bus/train), I may as well sob like a child at the stuff that causes that reaction (like one particular Charles DeLint short story that just *wrecks* me every single time, even though I know it's coming). I've actually read that story on the NYC subway, during morning rush hour, and yes, there were some very strange looks cast my way as people attempted to put space between us. But whatever. If they could read, they'd get to have cool experiences like that too!
In other news, looks like I'll have to find this book now. I'll get on that after I'm done reading the New & Improved version of "Lies My Teacher Told Me".
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