Just like in the book, adult parties in NYC in the 50s and 60s were great. And, yes, they often invited young people spontaneously. My aunt’s parties – the professional ones, and the ones at home – were great fun. The parties after the parties were the best. Another era.
Leave the man alone! Everyone is entitled to be a hermit.
I just started rereading “The Catcher in the Rye”; I haven’t read it since high school – over 20 years ago. It’s an incredible piece of work. I don’t know much about Mr. Salinger, but this is why I started watching this video series…
What I learned from Part I: English teachers are born, not made. Your’s reminded me of my own.
Just like in the book, adult parties in NYC in the 50s and 60s were great. And, yes, they often invited young people spontaneously. My aunt’s parties – the professional ones, and the ones at home – were great fun. The parties after the parties were the best. Another era.
Leave the man alone! Everyone is entitled to be a hermit.
Long live J.D.! This is great, James, good work! Looking forward to the climax!
I just started rereading “The Catcher in the Rye”; I haven’t read it since high school – over 20 years ago. It’s an incredible piece of work. I don’t know much about Mr. Salinger, but this is why I started watching this video series…
What I learned from Part I: English teachers are born, not made. Your’s reminded me of my own.
Thanks for this, guys.