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So I decided it would make more sense to come home between classes in the morning, since I have a two hour break between then, and then pack a lunch and eat it on campus for the break from 12:30-1:30. I can go sit in the Golden A Cafe, buy a drink (until I get myself some juice boxes, those things are GREAT) and relax or something. Maybe if I have something to actually do, I can spend the other break on campus, like when I have big essays to research for.

My Lit of the 17th century might be okay, though as the prof herself said, the only reason it's so full is because English majors need to have 12 credits (we get 3 credits for each one-term class...I know, it's odd =P) from upperlevel classes for periods before 1800 =P. But hopefully it will turn out okay. I think it should be, even though she's going to be giving up short assignments like, every class @_@ I already have on, on the Comte de Gongo-something...a Spanish diplomat in the time of James I/VI. 100 words, 3 research sources, to be presented ORALLY next class. Yeah...not so much fun.

Next class is the French Revolution, and then I have American Lit. Hopefully they'll be good classes.





Vicki

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So, classes today went well, it turns out that I have a novel that I need to read for Women's Lit AND American Lit, which is exciting (and explains why the title seemed familiar in Women's Lit...the novel is in the anthology for that class, so I didn't buy it seperately and didn't know we were reading it until I got the syllabus), Kate Chopin's The Awakening.

Oh, and The Prince of Egypt is such a cool movie with a great soundtrack. I am absolutely in love with the song "The Plagues". It gives me goosebumps! And I just love how they dealt with issues about Moses being raised as Egyption and seeing Pharoah as his brother. Because that would be a BIG ISSUE.

So, tonight we might be watching Joseph and the Technocolour Dreamcoat (scary Donny Osmond version, eep @_@) because of all the Prince of Egypt-ness of late.

Finally...Kate...where is my promised Terrance entry? ;____; Also, you've seen Ayashi no Ceres...how did you see it? Did you download files? And if so, would you still have them anywhere? I want to see it, since I am enjoying the manga, but the only download I've been able to find so far is a box torrent that will take FOREVER ;_;






Vicki

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OMG, SANE GRAVI FANS EXIST.

My first review for Show and Substance (other than Gunny's lovely remarks =P): Very interesting pairing...This must be the first K x Noriko fic ever written!
^_^
I am impressed because that is a very daring and if not complicated pairing to
write about.
Very well thought and written out...I enjoyed reading it! 10/10 and two thumbs
up! :)*Adds to favorites*

Yay!

Anyway, got the first ep of Ayashi no Ceres downloaded, it is much improved without having the Hong Kong subtitles =P You can actually take it seriously when Aya is not "getting annoyance" or almost being "hitted by a car".

And we are no longer "cheese on a chest board". Very sad XD

We watched Joseph and the Technicolour Dream Coat which, quite frankly, was rather terrifying. Oh, Donny Osmond, I do NOT want to see you topless =P And the sets, OMG THE SETS. Not to even mention Pharaoh @_____@ But it was fun, for all it's insanity.

Getting tired already...since IRC doesn't want to work at the moment I think I might go curl up in bed with The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, read for a bit, then pass out until tomorrow morning. Good times.




Vicki