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The Song Remains the Same (Me, Snoop, Tupac and Kamala)



A sentence I never thought I'd write.....Kamala Harris and I have something in common.                                                 


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Apparently during the summer, Kamala Harris was asked if she ever smoked pot in college or law school - and what music she listened to while inhaling.   Harris answered  “Oh yeah, definitely Snoop. Tupac for sure.”   Apparently, that timeline is a little bit shaky because Harris graduated years before Snoop or Tupac released their debut albums. Harris graduated from Howard University in 1986 and law school in 1989.    I am not faulting Kamala at all.  We suffer from the same affliction - putting the wrong music in a memory.  



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I swear I can put The Cure as the soundtrack of my college years.  And yes, they were around during that time - but Pictures of You, Friday I'm in Love and Lullaby came out years after I graduated.   Yet I can place those songs in some pretty great memories.   (Maybe not as good as Kamala's though.)


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I think it is safe to assume we had different tastes in music.  



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  1. Kathleen, this is why I love to read what you write! You have catchy tag lines that totally lure me in and surprise my hat off! Love it! Erin

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    1. Thanks! I would talk in song lyrics all day if I could!

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