"In the forward to Kate Bornstein's bookHello Cruel World, Sara writes about the childhood games she used to play. So how did games like Jail or Orphanage actually go?

Sara: That's very controversial! I think that there was a point in therapy about five years ago when I was talking about the games I played when I was a kid. My therapist really saw it as part of these divorced kid, isolated, depressed, lower middle class issues and I was like, "Listen! I may just like being confined in a small space!" Like I was born in a womb that was way too small for both me and Tegan and there's some sort of a desire to be back in some kind of tiny, uncomfortable space. I don't really know who really thought about those ideas first, and I feel kind of upset at the idea that Tegan and I were the ones that encouraged it. There are probably a load of adults that we grew up with in therapy right now going, 'And then there was Tegan and Sara and they made us play Jail and Orphanage and it was terrifying!'" (read full interview)

Mix-CD

If you're a mix-cd junkie, well, it's that time of year once again! Mmmhmm. Time to bring out your mad mixing skills and make a CD for a fellow Tegan and Sara fan.

If you're interested in receiving a CD:

Send me an e-mail or message including:
(1) Your name and postal address.
(2) Will you ship internationally?
(3) Will you send a second CD if someone flakes out or we end up with an odd number of people participating?

The CD itself:
- No theme (i.e. random non-T&S rockin' music).
- No limit on the amount of songs.
- Please include a track listing.

I will collect addresses until April 9, 2008. I will exchange addresses shortly after.

Tegan in 2005 - talking about This is Everything.

Source: wojo4hitz

99Maters with Tegan.

Source: TeganAndSarax3

"I hear you, don't hurt yourself."

Source: louf66

The lights come on for the last song and the audience boogies.


Source: louf66

The venue in Brighton reminded Sara of that restaurant place in Goonies.

Source: woohoosugar