So I suppose to keep the wild hounds at bay, I'll post again. Kidding... I'm just bored. And avoiding my homework. Also listening to TBS, in case the title is somehow ambiguous.
I wrote a lot tonight... not my vampire story, though. I thought I'd try my hand at a more, er, adult story (in case I ever decide to make my millions as an author of romance novels) and... yeah. The results were quite interesting. But entertaining, nonetheless. Probably better than reading textbooks.
I had a Spanish lab this morning, which basically means we have to do a voice over, news-cast style, for a movie clip. They are also very evil, as we have to do it without using any notes or dictionaries. I know, I know, in real life I won't have a script when speaking Spanish with someone, but being recorded in all my crappy pronnunciation is not my idea of fun. Oh well, I guess I survived.
I can't wait until next weekend... I talked to David tonight for a bit and it made me miss everyone more than before. So yeah, I'll be home then. Why do I have to go to a school so far away? Then again, Nicole and Erica have me beat, I suppose.
I do have an entertaining story for you all, though. It all started before my Astronomy test yesterday, when I was sitting there studying in class, minding my own business. This guy comes and sits down right next to me, even though we were supposed to sit every other seat. He doesn't say anything for a moment, then starts talking to me, asking me all sorts of questions about myself and telling me his plans for the weekend, etc. I figured he liked me, but he might just be friendly.
After the test, I turn it in, then turn to leave. As I'm walking up the steps, I glance over, and he's sitting there still, watching me leave. Which was a tad creepy, I suppose. Sadly, he wasn't very cute... which might have made it more flattering. If a guy like Edward stares at you for a long time, you enjoy it. For normal mortal males, you think they're a stalker.
I just got done reading Mary Barton, a book for English that I got very into. It's part nineteenth-century soap opera, part social commentary on the lives of the poor in England. But very good, nonetheless. The romantic lead's name is Jem... not quite the same as Jim, but I think they all are pretty amazing.
More later! :)
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You can liken me to a wild hound, it's okay...I also got the song title, so we're good.
You can send me your story, you have no idea how much down time I seem to have. I'm tearing through Pride and Prejudice right now.
But oh yeah, I think I might like your lit class.
The thing about speaking foreign languages is that no matter how much class time you have, it doesn't prepare you, so you might as well get your script.
I miss you lots-eth!!
Erica
haha creepy boy.....
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