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Subject: Re: Aoxomoxoa Author: ed bryant [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:38:15 07/20/04 Tue In reply to: Jo Yaffe Kjosness 's message, "Re: Aoxomoxoa" on 09:21:50 07/18/04 Sun >Gee, Ed. I remember Jill & Peter working on it. I >was quite attached to that suite, as you'll remember >:) But who was Brian? I have absolutely no memory of >a Brian. Did he live on the corridor? And where are >they now? Peter works for the Kootenai Electric Cooperative in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and he just told me that he saw "The Dead" in George, Washington, earlier this month. Jill I haven't seen since I visited her one night in Eugene, in 1974, the night before I became a tree-planter. That'd be a while ago! Brian was a tallish, blond hippie dude, and an artistic type. At the end of the fall, 1972 semester, he went to Old Mystic Seaport, as I think I mentioned. Peter Lewicke sent me a comprehensive list of all likely Brians, but none of them rang true to me. Since it's you who posted, I am curious: have I slighted you? Did you do any of the work on Aoxomoxoa? It seems there were a lot more people who actually contributed than the ones I named. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Aoxomoxoa Jo Yaffe Kjosness 20:59:35 07/20/04 Tue Re: Aoxomoxoa -- Peter Anderson, 11:00:36 07/21/04 Wed Re: Aoxomoxoa -- Jo Yaffe Kjosness, 11:17:17 07/21/04 Wed Re: Aoxomoxoa -- Peter Lewicke, 19:34:22 07/21/04 Wed