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Letter from the Editor - October 2009
**Aubrey O'Day said that she thinks Hitler was brilliant. I'm looking forward to the Third Reich remix of her new single.
**Petra Nissen, a waitress at a San Diego eatery said a recent customer was the English Beat's Dave Wakeling, who, she writes, was incredibly polite, genteel and a great tipper. "He took most of his dinner home in a doggie bag," she writes. One wonders how she resisted a "Save It For Later" joke...
**Maybe we should hand Health Care reform over to Jenny McCarthy—after all, she did cure autism.
**I took one of those What's Your Spirit Animal quizzes and was hoping my result would be something regal, like a lion, or something brave, like a wolf. I got Huey Lewis.
**After a long battle with death, Michael Jackson's finally been buried.
**Or has he?
"Farewell! A word that must be and hath been":
Jim Carroll, Jim Dickinson, Ellie Greenwich, Mary Travers
** What gets me through the night?
Classics Of Love—Walking In Shadows EP
Camera Obscura—My Maudlin Career
The Lucksmiths—Naturaliste
Martin McDonagh—The Beauty Queen Of Leenane And Other Plays
Andrew Smith—In The Path Of Falling Objects
Love and Rockets,
Alex Green
Editor, Caught In The Carousel
Alex670@earthlink.net
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