Re: off topic: Brokeback Mountain

I liked the story when i first read it. If you haven't, you should. I
believe it's in Annie Proulx's Tales of Wyoming...

I'm sure you know her from books like The Shipping News.Excellent writer.

Namaste

alyson

May those who love us, love us. And those who hate us, may God turn their
hearts. And if he doesn't turn their hearts, may he turn their ankels so
we'll know them by their limping. ...Irish Proverb

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  From: "Ben Thomas" <[email protected]>
  To: <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>
  Subject: Re: off topic: Brokeback Mountain
  Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 10:12:17 -0600
  >I second that emotion. It was everything to me and more. Loved it,
  >even tho in my little 'burb, our only movie house is run by folks a
  >little less than tolerant. So, we generally don't get films like
  this,
  >or Capote, or SuperSize Me, or Farenheit 911, etc., but lo and
  behold,
  >we now have Capote and Brokeback in town. Money does, indeed, talk.
  >BenT
  >
  > >>> Steve Kretzmann <[email protected]> 02/14/06 9:53 AM >>>
  >Dear Siblings,
  >
  >I highly recommend the current film BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
  >to anyone who hasn't seen it. I found it to be a
  >beautiful, sacred, profane, profound, and sad film.
  >And it has stayed with me for weeks...much like Jane's
  >music stays with me for a long time.
  >
  >I'd be happy to discuss the film with anyone off list.
  >Or maybe people want to discuss it on the list.
  >
  >Stevik
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