Re: a modern sorrow

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I have to agree with Scottie that there is something fundamentally
sorrowful about being joyful about the breaking up of a family.

Camille
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> >     '... I threw my first post-divorce shindig.  It was, in
> >     the words of my late mother, a "real hoot"... '
> >
> >     I was the one recently mocking the Sorrows of
> >     our contemporary Werther.
> >
> >     But from the burnt out planet of an old man like
> >     me this seems the saddest communication of all.
> >     Especially from a chap who - & I hope I'm not
> >     misquoting here - recently referred to himself
> >     as being still in his twenties & the father of children?
> >
> >     Scottie B.
> >
> >
> 
> Actually, I'm 33, & father of one daughter.  I'm sorry, do you have a 
> particular problem with a few friends & a barbeque grill?
> 
> Thor
> 
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