katie allison granju

I don’t want to sell anything, buy anything, or process anything as a career. I don’t want to sell anything bought or processed, or buy anything sold or processed, or process anything sold, bought, or processed, or repair anything sold, bought, or processed. You know, as a career, I don’t want to do that.

 

my 15 year old son to me this morning November 30, 2006

Filed under: sundry — katie allison granju @ 2:09 pm

As we drive up to his school so I can drop him off for the day:

“Mom, can you please turn that down. I don’t want all my friends to know my mother listens to emo music.”

(We were listening to The Decemberists)

 

6 Comments for this post

 
djuggler Says:

Uh… You are sooo embarassing!

 
Leslie Says:

LOL. John and I get the same treatment from Emily. What really horrifies her, though, is if we sing as we are dropping her off.

 
jehu Says:

I understand everything except the “emo” part. I hate the way it’s become just a synonym for “lame.”

 
sarah Says:

I love the Decemberists and they are so not emo!!!

 
Anonymous Says:

Do I recall that it embarrassed you when your dad and I listened to the Rolling Stones in front of your friends? I think so. Mama

 
KS Says:

My son made me turn down the Buzzcocks when I dropped him off one morning. I keep threatening to play the Butthole Surfers next time we carpool.

About 10 years ago I worked with an old hippyish woman that got very upset when her sixteen year old son did not want to go see the Rolling Stones with her. She said that they only wanted to listen to ‘punk and rap crap’ not good music like the Stones.

I asked her if she would have gone to a concert with her parents when she was 16. She told me that they only listened old folks music, not good music like the Rolling Stones.

She never caught on that her kids were doing the exact same thing she did when she was a teenager.

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