Yesterday, I noticed that my pottery instructor has ‘lovesong’ written across their knuckles (I used the pronoun ‘their’ as my instructor is trans and uses that pronoun). Anyway, I asked whether they’re a fan of TC and they paused, seemed startled and explained that nobody had ever asked them that question before. Turns out they were in a TC cover band back in high school and is a huge fan! I’ve finally found another TC fan in Winnipeg ! Oh happy day !
Yesterday, I noticed that my pottery instructor has ‘lovesong’ written across their knuckles (I used the pronoun ‘their’ as my instructor is trans and uses that pronoun). Anyway, I asked whether they’re a fan of TC and they paused, seemed startled and explained that nobody had ever asked them that question before. Turns out they were in a TC cover band back in high school and is a huge fan! I’ve finally found another TC fan in Winnipeg ! Oh happy day !
Yesterday, I noticed that my pottery instructor has ‘lovesong’ written across their knuckles (I used the pronoun ‘their’ as my instructor is trans and uses that pronoun). Anyway, I asked whether they’re a fan of TC and they paused, seemed startled and explained that nobody had ever asked them that question before. Turns out they were in a TC cover band back in high school and is a huge fan! I’ve finally found another TC fan in Winnipeg ! Oh happy day !
Yesterday, I noticed that my pottery instructor has ‘lovesong’ written across their knuckles (I used the pronoun ‘their’ as my instructor is trans and uses that pronoun). Anyway, I asked whether they’re a fan of TC and they paused, seemed startled and explained that nobody had ever asked them that question before. Turns out they were in a TC cover band back in high school and is a huge fan! I’ve finally found another TC fan in Winnipeg ! Oh happy day !
I'm reading Matt Haig for the first time (also picked up The Midnight Library) and I was happy to see references to TC within the first 60 pages. I'm not done with the book, yet, so there might be more.
There's a chapter called The Head Against the Window, in which the author says he isn't afraid of tears, as evidenced by his love of TC. Given the fact he reveals that, I'm inclined to think the chapter title is a play on THOTD.
I feel like there might be a third reference fairly early in too, but I can't remember clearly.
Apparently, our kid has been playing deejay in their home room class. The teacher is letting them pick one song (a day? a week? it wasn't clear) to play. They've played Talking Heads, Kate Bush, and..... The Cure! They chose The Lovecats because "it's different (for The Cure)."
Yesterday, I noticed that my pottery instructor has ‘lovesong’ written across their knuckles (I used the pronoun ‘their’ as my instructor is trans and uses that pronoun). Anyway, I asked whether they’re a fan of TC and they paused, seemed startled and explained that nobody had ever asked them that question before. Turns out they were in a TC cover band back in high school and is a huge fan! I’ve finally found another TC fan in Winnipeg ! Oh happy day !