Laurie Cider
September 05, 2007 11:16 PM
Countdown time! by Laurie Cider
So it just hit me that it's a quarter past 11pm, and in just a little bit of time, the new term starts! I am so stoked!I do RP's in real life all the time, but this will be my first real go at an online service. I am so looking forward to this, and everyone here seems so talented and great!
So, my question is: right now, just what are you doing to pass away your Wednesday night?
My answer: watching Bravo and Tim Gunn's Guide to Style. He's so fabulously fashion-like. I wish I could get a Guide to Style. My style can only be described as comfort casual. (IE: jeans, worn out t-shirts, and anything cotton.)
Subthreads: Re: Countdown time! by Chelsea Brockert with Niobe Yuma, Laurie, Stephen
Re: Countdown time! by Camren Christianson
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Chelsea Brockert
September 05, 2007 11:38 PM
Re: Countdown time! by Chelsea Brockert
I spent the time in class, learning about Psychology and the Law and Spanish. Or rather learning that I'm going to be forced to write more essays and stuff and get a mediocre grade in yet another class.Spanish went a bit better.
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Camren Christianson
September 06, 2007 12:07 AM
Re: Countdown time! by Camren Christianson
Author: I've worked two jobs today just to try to hold my own (if you can even say that). I just got back, and now it's after midnight my time (and I've been working since 7am). I too, am stoked about the new term!Cam: I look forward to having my cousin and sister come!
Author: I'm hoping that a new term may help me put myself back into perspective again and help me try to realize that I'm not what my father says that I am (even though after today, I'm inclined to believe him...) Anyway, now I'm rambling, so I'm gonna run... Can't wait!!!
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Niobe Yuma
September 06, 2007 6:46 AM
Laurie
September 06, 2007 12:09 PM
Um... by Laurie
Oh my god, but that was downright creepy. I mean, freak-out creepy.
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Chelsea
September 06, 2007 2:51 PM
Re: Um... by Chelsea
I'm inclined to agree. Essays are not good for me, the author. Nor are they good for Kaylie. Adam can handle them okay, but is convinced he will get a bad grade because he's him. Lily can do them, but does not like them. Chelsea...could probably do them since she thinks she's so smart.(Chelsea-I am! I'm an Aladren. I am a genius and smarter than all my siblings.)
(Author-*sincerely hopes Nina, Hope and Evan are sorted into Aladren as well*)
However, she will probably whine and complain about them.
And I think the idea of essays being good for you is creepy.
Laurie, you don't have to take her class, its an elective.
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Stephen
September 06, 2007 8:46 PM
*sighs* by Stephen
You say that now... I remember a time when I thought Essays were a torture sent from hell, but then over time I started to really appreciate and like writing them. I haven't had cause to write one in a while now... and I miss them :(
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Chelsea
September 06, 2007 8:53 PM
Re: *sighs* by Chelsea
I'd be happy if you wrote mine, except for the whole academic honesty thing. I should do them myself. (OOC I mean...weird feelings about what this character might do. Except I already did that with a character at Salem getting someone to write his essay)But just because I do them doesn't mean I have to like them.
The marriage and family ones don't sound as bad as initially expected but I don't care for essays as they've taken me from an A (on multiple choice exams) to a C. Normally, I can handle the C, but I need better grades this semester.
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Niobe Yuma
September 06, 2007 9:16 PM
Essays by Niobe Yuma
Essays are very thought provoking things to write. Aside from being a lot of work and taking a lot of time, I rather like them.I rather like grading them too... as long as I don't have 125 to do all at once. *shudders*
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Chelsea
September 06, 2007 9:55 PM
..are detrimental to my author's grade by Chelsea
Yeah, you just said why I don't like them...being a lot of work and taking time. Taking time I could use to...post or sleep. Eat. Um, reflect on T.V. shows and what they mean to me. House and Doctor Who are both very thought-provoking. Come to think of it, so are the Simpsons and South Park. Really, there are philosophy books about the Simpsons and South Park... and Harry Potter. I want them.I searched in vain for "Doctor Who and Philosophy". Apparently there is no such thing. Is there one available in Britain where Doctor Who is more of a cultural icon?
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