Re: The Garden and My Humble Ear

[tessi!john@nosun.West.Sun.COM (John Zimmer)]

carter@sal.lonestar.org (Carter Bennett) writes:

<lots of interesting interpretations of BV's and vocal effects deleted>
 
>studied Classical Latin, may as well have been Greek).  I'm also 
>working on possibilities for the last German line of "Coffee Homeground."

I'm interested in this one, too!  I'd forgotten about this, and went back and listened to it last night; all I can make out clearly is the syllable "-stell-" (einstellen? anstellen?) - the rest is beyond me.  Perhaps Meredith will have some ideas.
 
>So, any agreement?  Disagreement?  Is this old news?
>Constructive criticism welcome and appreciated!
>After all, I am only an egg.

Good one!  I've been a Heinlein fan longer than I've been into KaTe.  Share water, and don't be a "Stranger".  ;)
 
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