Some thoughts on how quickly times have changed!

[Catherinedana]

I love stories like that, too. It's eerie stuff. As far as I know, "Freeze Frame" is no longer available, but you may still get a used copy on ebay, or amazon.

or at the LIBRARY - remember those? Hee hee!

I actually just recently rediscovered the library here where I live and am having a grand time just pulling random books off the shelf and reading them. If they stink it doesn't matter - I didn't pay for them!

[Kirsten]

or at the LIBRARY - remember those? Hee hee!

I actually just recently rediscovered the library here where I live and am having a grand time just pulling random books off the shelf and reading them. If they stink it doesn't matter - I didn't pay for them!

LOl, yes, I remember there's such a thing as a library! We even have one here, but I haven't entered it for decades! During the 80's and 90's, I used to buy my books in bookstores because those days, paperbacks were not expensive, but meanwhile, I order them second hand from amazon to save money.

BTW, there's going to be a tv report tonight about the musical culture of the 80's (synthy pop, wave, etc.). Comes too late for me to watch it, but I think I'm going to record it with my old vcr! I love the 80s, sort of feels like my decade, so to speak...

Kirsten

[phesina]

Not only is the book available through amazon.com, there are lots of "used" copies, many in "good" or even "very good" condition, available for $0.01, i.e., ONE RED CENT! (plus $3.99 shipping): http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listi...condition=used

I don't know what the availability and prices might be in other countries.