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[akeyoftime]

I had class today and it's shaping out to be a good one! "Reading Shakespeare", it's called. The textbook is a good and proper pigeon killer, but *so* prettily bound. I already have a complete works of Shakespeare book though - I bought this one for the essays and introductions. I will be sad to part with it at the end of the year, but I do not need two copies of all his plays.

And Holy. Hell. I'd forgotten how high energy the Glendon-folk are. I was in a frenzy the whole time. I actually asked Carlos to turn it down a notch, which just turned into a discussion about how hurt he was that he didn't know I was in Victoria for so long this summer, which turned into a "And how often did you even say 'Hello' last year?" and I summarily won. Some of the frenetic energy was mine because I was, despite it all, excited to be back, but wow that probably knocked a whole pile of spoon out of my hand.


Who would win if Buddha and Punchy (of Hawaiin Punch fame!) were forced to fight to the death? I sure as hell don't know, but you should go to whosdaboss and speak your mind. It's cracktastic fun.


Coming soon to this journal: A bunch of neat memes and my personal, exciting, very important (:P) thoughts on David Edding's writing style.


ps I'm really really hungry and still running on adrenaline, yes I am!
pps Holy hell, I never thought I'd actually use the 'hyper' mood icon. Wow.

Comments

[missmimsical.livejournal.com]

I'm glad you're excited about being back! :)
I didn't think reading Shakespeare would be so awesome... *shrug*
Psychology and Pedagogy of Children and Adolescents with Behaviour Disorders was amazing though :)

*hugs* Kitty's back! :D

[theclevermonkey.livejournal.com]

Indeed.

I think this is the first LJ post you havent finished with you going to bed.

[the-great-waka.livejournal.com]

whoa....there's been a glitch in the Matrix

[akeyoftime.livejournal.com]

*harrumphs* You two are a tag team of snark.

[i-paint-the-sky.livejournal.com]

From experience, it's definitely good to have the same edition of Shakespeare as everyone else, since it's all about how it's been editted (in first year, I had a different version of Richard III...and mine had 5 scenes in act 5 and everyone else had 7 @_@)