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[Bill Wisner <wisner>]

>From wisner  Thu Aug 15 11:24:20 1996
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Date: 15 Aug 96 14:20:48 EDT
From: Delbert Allan <104356.1763@CompuServe.COM>
To: Love Hounds <love-hounds@gryphon.com>
Subject: Our 'better halves'
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Ken Saloranta (salorake@idirect.com) wrote:
: On a second point, my wife can't stand Kate (mind you, I can't stand
: Madonna or Culture Club so we're even). She's on maternity leave now so
: I get to load up the CD player in the car with mostly Kate and play it
: all the time, but once she's in the car, they don't get played.

Ken,
I've long ago stopped trying to evangelize people to my musical tastes,
especially Kate, and I'm sure you have too.  It's an impossibility.  Sometimes I
wonder if there isn't something lacking in the genetic make-up of those who
dislike Kate's music...what could it be?
My wife really doesn't appreciate Kate at all, she thinks she sounds like Tiny
Tim.
  
I suggested dancing the first dance at our wedding to 'The Sensual World',
thinking that it was just about the most romantic thing that I had ever heard,
and she thought it was just about the most ridiculous thing that she'd ever
heard! Then I suggested 'We'll Be Together Tonight', by Sting, and she was
ROTFL.  I gave up!

I suppose that it keeps our marriage fresh that we don't have all of the same
tastes, I kind of like that.
And I play Kate whenever I want, so long as I'm alone :-(  

Peace,  

Del