Amy: |
Anyway, [Haverford alumna] sarah marie and I met at a math
conference, because we both do algebraic geometry, and we were talking.
And after a couple of days of knowing me, she had sort of figured out
what kind of person I was, and she said "Oh, I bet you're a vegetarian,
and hang out with all of those Bryn Mawr people, and go see Broadside
Electric." And I was thinking, "Who?" So she told me to go see
Broadside Electric. I forgot all about it until I heard you on the
radio. And then I said: "Damn!"
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Jim: | You wrote us that e-mail that I just found again on the computer. |
Amy: | Mmm. Right. |
Helene: | I thought you were a Bryn Mawr student. |
Amy: | Because I was hanging out with Nif and Stasa? |
Helene: | And also because you're just that way. |
Amy: | Right. And that's the thing that sarah marie sensed. |
Ashley: | So you sent the e-mail
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Tom: | Which e-mail was that? |
Amy: | Yeah, I think they gave the e-mail address on the radio, so then I e-mailed. I found the website. Maybe I just e-mailed them, I can't remember, so I checked the calendar and then I said: "Oh, they're playing at The Mermaid Inn in January!" I didn't know where the Mermaid was. |
Jim: | You did or you didn't? |
Amy: | I'm trying to remember if I had ever been there before in my life
I had! Because that was actually the first time OK I lied, the first time that I met Helene and Tom was at The Mermaid a year before that. |
Helene & Jim: | Really? |
Amy: |
Yeah, at Open Circle. You probably don't remember, it was years ago.
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Ashley: | What was your impression then? Did they stick out? |
Amy: | They seemed like really cool people that I wanted to know and hang out and play with. |
Helene: | Too bad it didn't work out. |
Tom: | I remember a time when you were there with Ann and Robert and Larry and you all did that song about wanting to be a farmer. |
Ashley: | Hey, I want to know about musical beginnings here. I want to know about your tortured childhoods. |
Helene: | Well, there was "the rack." |
Ashley: | "Give the rack another turn!" |
Tom: | The rack: An instrument of torture. |