Re: hapworth - more or less

It's too bad we didn't hear from Tina when we were discussing Hapworth a while
back...I feel the same way about it, btw. The voice is a bit too self
consciously intelligent (like the whole time the speaker is speaking he's also
sitting back and admiring his intelligence), but that's what I'd expect from a
very intelligent young person.

Just not that young. More like high school young or college young.

Jim

Yocum Daniel GS 21 CES/CEOE wrote:

> Like a Romero horror movie ('dug up my salinger collection'), I agree with
> you about Hapworth, but 'HELP' is gonna cost you, maybe you can get Scottie
> to do some work pro-bono. Maybe Seymour didn't eat enough lead based paint
> chips in that upper east side apartment.
>
> Daniel
> "Night of the Living Dead"
> Remember:sew thier mouths shut and sprinkle salt.
>
> just dug up my salinger collection, the old stories like a girl w/
> almost no
> waist, the V. brothers, etc, & started on Hapworth again. This is my
> most
> loved & hated JDS. Love the story, love the flow, cannot, cannot,
> CANNOT
> get over the 7 yr old child thing, it'd too bizarre. The concepts are
> to
> esoteric, & it's tay too incungruent for a child to be that, not smart,
> but... aware of adult concepts. Can't get over it. HELP
> BTW, before I get hammered for having to "dig up" my Salinger, allow me
> to
> explain that I've been all packed up because I was at a Buddhist retreat
> for
> the last 9 months.
> Back to Hapworth, again, HELP
> tina
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Received on Fri Apr 18 09:18:18 2003