Re: a modern sorrow

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My Mom's 'real hoot' was any good time with friends.  It was nice to have 
friends over after the divorce last year.
Celebrating the end of love?  I thought I made it clear that it was Memorial 
day, traditional American cookout day.
Anomie?  In what way do you see me as other than a social norm or, um, 
uprooted, I guess?  That's what that means around this neck of the woods.
Nevermind, I don't really need to know.  You've taken a weekend cookout with 
Bud Light WAY too far.
Thor

>     In these parts, a 'real hoot' is something rather
>     more hilarious than 'a few friends & a barbeque
>     grill.'
>
>     I was being quite straightforward.  It simply
>     seemed to me that a party celebrating the end of
>     love might indeed be a bitter festival.  And that
>     the circumstances might help explain the anomie
>     of some of your recent posts.
>
>     Scottie B.
>


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