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Last night I watched the first episode of Patrick Melrose on Showtime and it is crazy wild and beautiful and fascinating and incredibly acted I read the books by Edward St. Aubyn back in the 90s and I was so I was hoping the show would hit the mark and it did oh boy did it
I have never had cable television before in my life
hell I didn't even have a television until 1992 though I would rent one at Christmas at Rent-A-Center so Page and I could watch Christmas programs
when I returned to the city from the commune the noise of not only television but radio was too much to bear we barely had electricity up there where I learned to be human
xo
I have never had cable television before in my life
hell I didn't even have a television until 1992 though I would rent one at Christmas at Rent-A-Center so Page and I could watch Christmas programs
when I returned to the city from the commune the noise of not only television but radio was too much to bear we barely had electricity up there where I learned to be human
xo
posted by Radish King at 10:58 AM
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I have a love/hate relationship with TV. Or maybe it's not that at all. Maybe it's just sort of a casual attitude and doesn't mean much either way. I so rarely seem to find the good stuff.
you don't write much about the commune. or i may have missed it.
Dear R, I don’t write much about it. Page wants me to. I talk about it to him all the time and he is fascinated by all of it. I think I keep it quiet inside myself (not written) because it was a holy place for me it was an escape from a terrible existence and I was cared for tenderly and learned to care tenderly during my years there. I also learned to cook to bake to garden to tend farm animals (I milked the goats at 4 AM every morning) and humans there. Love
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