Subject: Re: assumption...
From: Tim O'Connor (oconnort@nyu.edu)
Date: Fri Jun 15 2001 - 17:48:11 GMT
On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 04:39:36PM -0400, horanp wrote:
> Looking over some of the recent e-mails I've been recieving as a result
> of being on this mailing list, I've noticed that the bulk of them (while
> entertaining) don't have a lot to do with Salinger. I'm not reprimanding,
> I'm merely wondering. Am I wrong to assume that this was not the norm
> until recently?
As happens in Holden's Speech class, things here sometimes lead down
paths of digression. It will pass, like a good kidney stone.
Sometimes people get angry and quit in a huff. (I'm not suggesting
that you are angry, of course!) Sometimes people, and I include
myself in this group, enjoy it because it leads to other topics of
discussion. And of course, those who are much more clever than I
occasionally take the digression and turn it back around into
Salinger-related material, and then we're back on track. You'll see
it as long as you stay with the list. It has its own biorhythm!
--tim
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