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To: Mamzelle

At least the cell phone talkers go away after a bit of time (if you're lucky), but the music everywhere is ALWAYS there!

Once again, what's wrong with a little silence? (I'm not talking to you, just generally).

People are afraid to be alone or quiet because they might actually have to think about something and confront themselves.


122 posted on 03/29/2006 10:10:18 AM PST by garyhope (Simplicity is best in everything)
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To: garyhope
Ubiquitous music can be maddening. I can't shop at Books a Million because of the horrid music (a lot of improv)--can't get a cup of coffee and browse. I even wrote the management, and talked to the help, who agreed. (It was the only bookstore for miles) The Christmas music they choose is particularly awful.

Sounds like you might need a change of scene--a rural sojourn. A lot of the reason I'm where I am is to get away from the cacaphony.

126 posted on 03/29/2006 10:28:20 AM PST by Mamzelle
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