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emerge: (180 of 181) [May. 17th, 2005|04:21 pm]
Lindsey Kuper

Maya leadsynth and Michael mrr are going to move in together. Maya got her dream job at Sound Advice. Chris underwhelm's going to law school, I'm running a marathon in two weeks, Jim is about to be teaching art online full-time, Nate and Ang are getting married and last night we went to see the euphonium pieces written by Rosemary purebugbeauty's boyfriend and performed by J-J meterbridge's former co-worker who's on track to be the best euphonium player in the world (no, really), and it was amazing.

With my five-year high-school reunion approaching, all I can think of is that we've come a long way, you guys. And like they say in the last episode of the show, the hard parts are easier knowing that as freaks and geeks we're probably still a long way from the high points of our lives. May it continue to get better for a while yet.

Cheers to all of us.

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[User Picture]From: purebugbeauty
2005-05-18 12:37 am (UTC)
i'm so glad you got to go! isn't mark AMAZING? i wish more than anything that eddie and i could have made it in for the concert. but i'm glad we had friends there. thanks.
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[User Picture]From: jwithington
2005-05-18 01:22 am (UTC)
big ups to YOU for keeping us updated and shit.

i am typing from my little office, also known as "the room sammy lived in."

linds--you can still use the LJ name link, if you'd like.
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[User Picture]From: lindseykuper
2005-05-18 02:03 am (UTC)
Oh, I know. I just thought the sentence flowed better without it. =)
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[User Picture]From: lindseykuper
2005-05-18 02:02 am (UTC)
Yes! And when I saw his last name in the program, I suddenly realized that my sister and roommate both knew him, 'cause they were all working at Pick at the same time. The world is a pea.
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[User Picture]From: leadsynth
2005-05-18 04:24 am (UTC)
Whoa. Hi, Molly! This is Maya . . .
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[User Picture]From: purebugbeauty
2005-05-18 05:12 am (UTC)
who's molly?
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[User Picture]From: purebugbeauty
2005-05-18 05:13 am (UTC)
you mean mark's molly? i'm not her. if you're talking to me. which you might not be.

hello, maya.
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[User Picture]From: leadsynth
2005-05-18 08:03 am (UTC)
Oh! Sorry. Errr . . . I actually have no idea who you are, and I guessed that you might be Molly, but I clearly guessed wrong. Hi.
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[User Picture]From: lindseykuper
2005-05-18 11:38 am (UTC)
*cracks up*

Don't mind leadsynth. When we were fourteen (fourteen!), she also thought Beck and Jeff Beck were the same person.
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[User Picture]From: leadsynth
2005-05-18 11:54 am (UTC)
Yeah, well, you thought the Carole King lyric was "I feel the earth move under my shoes" and not the correct, "I feel earth move under my FEET."
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[User Picture]From: lindseykuper
2005-05-18 11:14 pm (UTC)

"I know about disco!"

So not the worst misconstrued lyric you could have called me on.
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[User Picture]From: leadsynth
2005-05-18 11:26 pm (UTC)

Re: "I know about disco!"

I guess I figured that classic Carole King lyrics are more, you know, sacred than VH lyrics.
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[User Picture]From: jwithington
2005-05-18 10:23 pm (UTC)
it's my friend rosemary!

cheers!
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[User Picture]From: nonprofitboy
2005-05-22 01:13 am (UTC)
My girlfriend is an euphonium player. Right now has a beat up baritone horn. I keep trying to get her to play the melody from Rock-It, by Herbie Hancock. It would be so great.
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[User Picture]From: lindseykuper
2005-05-22 01:37 am (UTC)
Hi, Mark! =)

Yeah, I saw the beat-up baritone when we were visiting. It was cool. I have an old beat-up cornet at home, too. Valves barely work -- I should take it to someone who can get it into shape again.

Also, Herbie Hancock went to my college! Woo!
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[User Picture]From: leadsynth
2005-05-18 01:14 pm (UTC)
Also, this post reads like one of those horrible brag-about-your-perfect-family holiday newsletters. I'm tempted to write the glass-half-empty "inverse" of this post, but I'll hold off because I'm tactful like that. =p
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[User Picture]From: lindseykuper
2005-05-18 11:17 pm (UTC)
I'm tempted to write "Bite me", but actually, you're kinda right. Heh. And that would actually be really funny if it weren't, you know, about us.

But this is different from the whole family-newsletter thing, because those are manufactured, and this is not; it all came out in a rush of emotion. In fact, this is edited down from the original, which had even more good things crammed into it, but I decided to go for style points instead.
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[User Picture]From: jwithington
2005-05-19 04:06 am (UTC)

merry fucking christmas

Ho, ho, your icon's a ho.
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[User Picture]From: leadsynth
2005-05-19 06:42 am (UTC)

I love it.





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[User Picture]From: cerulicante
2005-05-19 05:14 am (UTC)
I think it's nice to celebrate one's own successes and the successes of loved ones and friends. No one else will ever care, so it's good to sow seeds of goodness wherever one can possibly do so.

Once my years of famine are over, you can fully expect laser light shows and fog machines when I post about my successes!
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