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Name a CD you own that you think no-one else on your friendslist does:
La Belle et la Bete, an opera by Philip Glass that's intended also to act as a soundtrack to Cocteau's film of the same name.
Name a book you own that you think no-one else on your friendslist does:
The Happy Valley by Eric Berne. Yes, THAT Eric Berne (who wrote I'm OK, You're OK). It's a very strange children's book.
Name a movie you own on DVD/VHS/whatever that you think no-one else on your friendslist does:
Ofelas (Pathfinder), a Norwegian film in the Saami language
Name a place that you have visited that you think no-one else on your friendslist has:
Grosse Pointe Yacht Club on Lakeshore Road in Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan
Name a piece of technology or any sort of tool you own that you think no-one else on your friendslist has:
A working Mac Classic from the 1990-92 time frame
serenejournal among othersName a CD you own that you think no-one else on your friendslist does:
La Belle et la Bete, an opera by Philip Glass that's intended also to act as a soundtrack to Cocteau's film of the same name.
Name a book you own that you think no-one else on your friendslist does:
The Happy Valley by Eric Berne. Yes, THAT Eric Berne (who wrote I'm OK, You're OK). It's a very strange children's book.
Name a movie you own on DVD/VHS/whatever that you think no-one else on your friendslist does:
Ofelas (Pathfinder), a Norwegian film in the Saami language
Name a place that you have visited that you think no-one else on your friendslist has:
Grosse Pointe Yacht Club on Lakeshore Road in Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan
Name a piece of technology or any sort of tool you own that you think no-one else on your friendslist has:
A working Mac Classic from the 1990-92 time frame
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Date: 27 Jan 2006 06:07 pm (UTC)Me too. I would figure more people own the Cocteau film than the Glass opera.
I haven't tried to do them both at once. Have to try that sometime. (Hm, I wonder if there's a DVD that has the Glass opera as an alternative sound track.)