From: Beebster@aol.com
Subject: Re: perfect day
Date: 2/24/2002 1:23:40 PM
To: seance@lists.no-fi.com


In a message dated Sun, 24 Feb 2002  3:47:37 PM Eastern Standard Time, Salonen@aol.com writes:

>>> Sounds like the day Cathy and I had yesterday, except without the truck and the subwoofers. ; ) It was a Camry and a mediocre CD player/stereo system.>>>

Not to mention a loose computer chip in the ignition system.  ; )

<<<It's been lovely and warm in Los Angeles of late (the 90's on Friday) and after a movie and lunch we drove around blasting HEYDAY and singing at the top of our happy little lungs.>>>

Although she denies it, I still swear that Denise was holding her right ear to muffle my rather loud wailing (okay, screaming) along to "Tristesse" -- cruising down Peco Boulevard, searching for the Westside Pavilion....both of us about to become significantly poorer once we finally found it.

<<<<I hadn't listened to Heyday in so long....I was thinking about how even though I adore Heyday and it's always been THE Church album for me,>>>>

ME TOO!!  Denise and I have already agreed to listen to Starfish on the way down to San Juan Capistrano for the Coach House show.  (You'd better bring along your earplugs, Denise. ; )

<<<<After it got dark we drove home to AENT which I agree is not the best driving album. In fact, many a morning on the way to work I find myself getting a little comatose and a little too relaxed listening to it so I have to put something else in. The CD should come with the disclaimer: "Do not listen to while driving long distances. Do not attempt to operate>>>> 

Although I think it is still slightly less dangerous than listening to MATS (the song) while driving.  Or operating heavy machinery, for that matter.

Love,

- Cath :D  (who is so resentful of having had to come in to work on a Sunday that she is doing everything possible to avoid doing any actual work -- including actually posting to Seance for a change.)