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| Topic: | 8) Well seasoned (1 of 8), Read 87 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Wednesday, October 27, 1999 10:52 AM |
Anita Grable, of Yellow Springs, Ohio, writes: "The feelings a person has about the change of seasons aren't exactly emotions, but what are they? Fall is poignant, winter bracing, spring invigorating, summer almost too much -- or that's the way the seasons seem to me here in the Midwest. I wish there were a word for these feelings that kept them separate from what we ordinarily think of as emotions, like anger and joy."
(Barbara Wallraff is on vacation this week, so I'm posting the new Fugitives for her. --WS)
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| Topic: | 8) Well seasoned (2 of 8), Read 69 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Saturday, October 30, 1999 09:06 PM |
Ok, I'll say it before anyone else does...
Four Seasonal Affective Disorder
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| Topic: | 8) In season (3 of 8), Read 64 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Monday, November 01, 1999 04:11 PM |
the four seasons are vivaldic
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| Topic: | 8) In season (4 of 8), Read 67 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Monday, November 01, 1999 05:33 PM |
On 11/1/99 4:11:37 PM, Catherine Griffiths wrote:
>the four seasons are vivaldic
you really went for baroque with that one, Catherine.... 8-)
today's wwftd is...
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| Topic: | 8) In season (5 of 8), Read 68 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Monday, November 01, 1999 05:47 PM |
Can we please get Bach to the original subject and get a Handel on ourselves?
God, I love this place!
Pun some more please!
Aaron
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| Topic: | 8) In season (6 of 8), Read 18 times |
| Conf: | Word Fugitives, with Barbara Wallraff |
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| Date: | Friday, November 12, 1999 01:39 PM |
And I thought the four seasonings were:
[Elvis] Presley
[Riders of the Purple] Sage
Rosemary
and Time [is on my side]
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| Topic: | 8) In season (7 of 8), Read 17 times |
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| Date: | Friday, November 12, 1999 02:14 PM |
"Rosemary and Time [is on my side]"
were you old enough, Pete, you could have had that as "Rosemary [Clooney]..."
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| Topic: | 8) Well seasoned (8 of 8), Read 46 times |
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| Date: | Tuesday, November 02, 1999 08:32 PM |
On 10/27/99 10:52:32 AM, Wen Stephenson wrote:
>Anita Grable, of Yellow
>Springs, Ohio, writes: "The
>feelings a person has about
>the change of seasons aren't
>exactly emotions, but what are
>they?
I think this is the difference between emotions and impressions.