Sinister: Let's try this again...

[Eric Brasure]

What follows was written in January. I have not updated it. Please be aware
that the contents of this email cannot be vetted for accuracy. Love each
other.

Let's see if this works...

Hello Sinister. It's been a while. Writing to you feels like shouting into
a tin can at the end of a string and not being sure if there's another can
at the end. Also the other can is supposed to be in Japan.

Anyway, I just wanted to say that NPR has been streaming Girls in Peacetime
Want to Dance (Gipwod, why not let's say?) and I like it. Write About Love
kind of sounded like an album they made to fulfill a contract but this one
is pretty all right. I think you should all give it a listen.

Anyway. I don't think about Sinister much anymore, except when a new Belle
and Sebastian album comes out, which doesn't happen very often these days,
so I hope that whatever people are reading this are having wonderful lives.
You are all beautiful and I miss you.

Love,
Eric

-- 
"Why are the machines so sad?"
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