Jane Wagner | 05/29/2009 7:50 am
Jane Wagner, a Southern Gothic Girl
In response to: Do you identify with a certain heritage, culture or religion? If so, is there a particular tradition that you practice?
I feel closer to the Southern Gothic tradition more than anything; although, I guess that’s more of a mental condition than a tradition.
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Me too, Miss Jane. Me too. I suppose that is partly why I love the works of Tennessee Williams, William Faulkner, Flannery O’Connor, Harper Lee, and Truman Capote!! Can’t forget Capote.
As to it possibly being more of a mental condition … yeah, you got that right.
Deni, Mugsy, Serena! Great to see you women here!
Kathyrn- ROFL! I don’t know you but that was so funny to this sothern gal. I spent many an hour polishing silver and putting it in little soft baggies. I earned 25 cents a piece.
Love you Jane…let’s hear from you more often will ya?
xo josie
Hey, Ms. Josie!! Yeah, I usually only come out when Ms. Jane is around … otherwise, what’s the point?
I second the "let’s hear from you more often."
Serena! Let’s start chanting…More Jane more Jane!
Hugs to you!
Well, this is just my humble opinion—even though no one asked for it—but I personally would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT if Ms. Jane got herself set up on Facebook. (Hint, hint)
*more chanting* ommm … pleasems.janesetupafacebookpage … .ommmmm
ommmmm ommmmm calling Jane ommmmm ommmm
come play Jane!