That first conversation included the standard "Where are you from?" But Mr. DeVoe, who is from Alexandria, a small town that few people outside of Indiana know, answered, "the Midwest".
Looking back on the episode, Mr. Lodge said, "One of the many ironies connected with this whole business is that in our very first meeting our conversation included a reference to Henry James".
Remember, a conversation includes two people!
Read on for the first installment of our conversation, including Carey's thoughts on diversity, e-publishing, and challenges that exist in the industry.
For so many of those killed on Sept. 11, that conversation included this first question: "Who are you?" That question is still being asked.
New voices have entered the conversation, including Stuart's American second wife Terri, and Oliver's psychiatrist and troubled teenage daughter.
He had coined the phrase and used it in every conversation, including his conversation with me.
(His contributions to the conversation included the occasional, ruminative "hurm").
Many of my questions from that first conversation two years earlier remained unanswered, including the most urgent: Why bother with marriage at all?
(i) FAN, FYM, FSM, FYS (female, 30 seconds): natural daily conversations (including telephone calls) between family members, friends, and nonfamiliar people (hospital, companies).
