Sinister: my terrible typo

[Scott Neiss]

I can't believe I spelled Stuart's name wrong in the
last email.  See, I'm really not cool...I told you.

After my post, I decided to venture out into the rain
and walked down to the record store to *buy* the new
EP.  When I came back and played it on my laptop
somehow I realized what I had done so I just had to
correct it.  Leave it to an author, right...

Cheers!

Scott
www.scottneiss.net


--- Scott Neiss <scottneiss at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I thoroughly enjoy reading Sinister, though this is
> my
> first post.  Why?  Perhaps I’m nervous about what to
> say.  I’m a bit self-conscious about not fitting-in
> or
> something.  
> 
> That’s probably because I’m not as indie as I like
> to
> think I am: I can’t bear not to capitalize my “I’s”;
> being an American, my mind has been at least
> slightly
> warped by the culture around me; I’m no longer a
> student (though I wish I still were...but, then
> again,
> I was a business major); I don’t own a record
> player;
> I do own a Palm; I’m contemplating, dare I say,
> downloading the new B&S on MP3; and I work in
> software.  By the way, I'm also the author of a
> novel
> affectionately entitled “the state I am in” (though
> in
> order to actually sell anything, I would have to be
> overly ambitious and manipulative – which I’m not
> very
> good at — so my book doesn’t sell very well...which
> is
> okay because I am happy with it).
> 
> That MP3 part...I wouldn’t actually do it.  B&S is
> the
> only band in the world that I wouldn’t do it to. 
> B&S
> is the most beautiful, pure music in the world.  It
> is
> a sort of common understanding across cultures and
> lifestyles.  It is a celebration of a lifestyle we
> can’t all live...but it’s at least alive in our
> imaginations.  I know, I’m not telling you anything
> you don’t already know and it’s starting to sound a
> little canned.  When I saw the show in Seattle just
> days after the tragedy...well, I can’t really
> describe
> how perfect it all was.  And when I caught the
> licorice that Stewart threw into the crowd...let’s
> just say that I’ll keep it forever!  I’m even
> thinking
> about framing it along with a great picture I
> snapped
> of the band! 
> 
> I don’t have any delicious stories to share right
> now...or anything particularly witty to say as I
> look
> out my quiet office window at yet another rainy
> Seattle day.  If something comes to me, I’ll let you
> know.  I just wanted to say hi and that I enjoy
> Sinister.
> 
> Scott Neiss 
> 
> 
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