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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (11399)	4/15/2001 4:23:29 PM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 82486

Yeah I was glad to hear Robbins relate that story of the folkie days.... Interesting to know a little of his background too, and he had some terrific things to say about the meanings in the Shawshank Redemption, of that deep , enduring (non-sexual) love & trust that men can share between one another . ( we don't have to always experience this out in the foxholes) It was a moving experience that movie....very great ending. But back to those folkie days , they truely were moving for their time . And I don't think that Tim was looking back on them as being "maudlin" , nor would I . The real secret to life , or at least one of them is to store in pristine state all those wonderful (for their time ) experiences to draw upon later . Where and when do we become so jaded ? I was so in love with a a music counselor one summer up under the redwoods who led many of those great heartfelt sing-alongs ...ofcourse it wasn't James Brown , and it was a little bit "white bread" , but it was soul for us ! Oh the sweet bird of youth... ;-) (Then along came Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones...matter of fact the song was ---->Like a rolling Stone , by Dylan!)