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Apr. 12th, 2004 06:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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hi_im_heather Tagged Me!
Be Part of the Madness and Pass it On!
(b) Heather (lj user="hi_im_heather") Tagged Me! (br)(br) Be Part of the Madness and Pass it On!(/b)
Do it. You know you want to. Everything on lj is stolen. Just change the ( ) for < > you know?.
Today, the weather wasn't as nice as all last week had been. It wasn't rainy. I haven't noticed any droplets at all. Just cloudy, and a little chilly. It didn't stop me from wearing a skirt though. Albiet a long denim one. Although, I wasn't the only one with that idea today.
The day back from break is always different. You look to see who hasn't come back yet, and who's changed his/her hair, who's got a tan and who's got any sort of indicator of a new injury--crutches, cast, etc. Everyone asks what everyone else did over break. And "How was Easter?"
And, if we're really lucky, our teachers will have finally graded those essays. Which, aside from maybe ten, Quinn had done. Of course, he went on to show a good example from each prompt. He keeps the writer anonymous. And he explained how it was "nearly perfect" or "could have elaborated just a little more." And then he read it. And the other paper. And whose papers were they? Well, the second one, I knew to be Matt's. But I had to pretend to be asleep to hide my quivering lips (trying not to grin) as he also read mine.
That's right. "Darn near perfect" paper. Awww, yeah. And he said he didn't want to boost my ego or anything with saying that, because it did have its flaws... but damnit I just wanted to grin--didn't. No need to let folk realize who wrote the paper worth mentioning. *grins* And Matt and I hate that class. We hate writing in that class. And yet, Matt's stuff are read often (although Quinn has his issues because he rarely agrees with Matt), and sometimes, like today, mine is.
Don't know how Quinn managed to mistake empathize for sympathize. Maybe he doesn't know what it means to empathize as opposed to sympathize with someone. Or maybe he thought I should have used sympathize instead of empathize. No idea. At least my writing gave him some trip ups. Makes me feel okay that my best friend has issues too.
Anyway, my big excitement for today was when I came home, and switched on the computer. See, way back for my birthday, my brother sent, along with a couple CDs and computer games, some discs with movies on them. And they, unlike the music videos, wouldn't play. Well, he finally sent me the one little program thing I need to get them to play.
This afternoon I finally got to watch Interview With the Vampire in all its entirety. *dies and goes to heaven* (Why, oh why, couldn't Louis have kissed Armand in that one scene?!)
*smiles* My day is complete.
Fin.
hi_im_heather Tagged Me! Be Part of the Madness and Pass it On!
(b) Heather (lj user="hi_im_heather") Tagged Me! (br)(br) Be Part of the Madness and Pass it On!(/b)
Do it. You know you want to. Everything on lj is stolen. Just change the ( ) for < > you know?.
Today, the weather wasn't as nice as all last week had been. It wasn't rainy. I haven't noticed any droplets at all. Just cloudy, and a little chilly. It didn't stop me from wearing a skirt though. Albiet a long denim one. Although, I wasn't the only one with that idea today.
The day back from break is always different. You look to see who hasn't come back yet, and who's changed his/her hair, who's got a tan and who's got any sort of indicator of a new injury--crutches, cast, etc. Everyone asks what everyone else did over break. And "How was Easter?"
And, if we're really lucky, our teachers will have finally graded those essays. Which, aside from maybe ten, Quinn had done. Of course, he went on to show a good example from each prompt. He keeps the writer anonymous. And he explained how it was "nearly perfect" or "could have elaborated just a little more." And then he read it. And the other paper. And whose papers were they? Well, the second one, I knew to be Matt's. But I had to pretend to be asleep to hide my quivering lips (trying not to grin) as he also read mine.
That's right. "Darn near perfect" paper. Awww, yeah. And he said he didn't want to boost my ego or anything with saying that, because it did have its flaws... but damnit I just wanted to grin--didn't. No need to let folk realize who wrote the paper worth mentioning. *grins* And Matt and I hate that class. We hate writing in that class. And yet, Matt's stuff are read often (although Quinn has his issues because he rarely agrees with Matt), and sometimes, like today, mine is.
Don't know how Quinn managed to mistake empathize for sympathize. Maybe he doesn't know what it means to empathize as opposed to sympathize with someone. Or maybe he thought I should have used sympathize instead of empathize. No idea. At least my writing gave him some trip ups. Makes me feel okay that my best friend has issues too.
Anyway, my big excitement for today was when I came home, and switched on the computer. See, way back for my birthday, my brother sent, along with a couple CDs and computer games, some discs with movies on them. And they, unlike the music videos, wouldn't play. Well, he finally sent me the one little program thing I need to get them to play.
This afternoon I finally got to watch Interview With the Vampire in all its entirety. *dies and goes to heaven* (Why, oh why, couldn't Louis have kissed Armand in that one scene?!)
*smiles* My day is complete.
Fin.
