josh, if you put in my snail mail the words mailer's notebook I will have the perfect story to return to you...it's very echoic of your post, to say the least, will On Mon, 14 Jul 1997, Josh Feldmeth wrote: > I will only tell this story once. No one else would think it funny. > > Last night my girlfriend and I had the definative come-to-Jesus. I am > leaving for Grad. School in 3 weeks and she wanted a water-tight > commitment before I left. Long and short - I couldn't give it. But > here's the catcher - she was standing next to my bookshelf during the > conversation. Next to her right shoulder was my JDS collection. As > she talked I couldn't help noticing that "Franny and Zooey" was missing. > Truth be told, she had it. It was really embarrassing: all I could > think about was that beat up copy of F&Z and how I would get it back, or > when. > > I didn't say anything about the book. I think I'll let her keep it. > > This incident sparked a childhood memory. I remember when I was very > young going to brunch at "the Club" with my grandfather. Getting out of > the car, I noticed the doors were unlocked. "Grandpa, lock the doors, > someone will steal our Bibles," I implored. To which he solominically > replied, "Whoever steals Bibles needs them more than us." > > Gideon for a day, > > Josh >