A walk in the park?

[red_elephant]

Talk about a trip down memory land, I cleaned up a lot of old papers today from...wait for it: HIGH SCHOOL and even 8th grade. I must say despite the attack of allergies from all the dust, I'm a wee proud of the indie kid I once was. In HS I was writing Helium, Elastica and Bis quotes on my notebooks, sticking Melody Maker stickers on things and

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[red_elephant]

Oh give the man a door prize! I might have some CDs I don't want anymore that are kinda dusty, hehe. You guessed it, I'm moving to Kensington. Actually, it was almost Sunset Park but then we found a place with better rent.

[vanessa_elle]

have you heard about this new Joy Division book?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1844498263/sr=1-6/qid=1156295567/ref=sr_1_6/102-7782629-0038537?ie=UTF8&s=books

Big Al off the BSP forum (i've been poking around on there as of late) might lend it to me.

[red_elephant]

Admittedly, I own Touching from a Distance but have never read it. This one is news to me, let me know how it is future librarian of Canada.

[vanessa_elle]

ah, you should definitely read TfaD- it's one of those devour-in-2-days affairs. i shall keep you posted on Torn Apart, Future New York City Publishing Girl. (please don't pull a Sylvia Plath on us)

[red_elephant]

well, she did go to Smith but I'd rather pull a Julia Child and become an internationally famous chef, I was never one for poetry