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The book my prof bought me about dead bodies/decomposition/autopsies/etc. got to me yesterday. It's so thick and heavy that not only it's full of information that might help you on perfecting a crime, but could actually be used as a weapon. I love it already, but I didn't have the time to read much from it yet.
I'm reading a book I lended from my other prof to write a paper on due Wednsday. And though it's a nice, popular fiction, which just begs to curl with it calmly and read, I constantly get nervous with "oh my god, if I breath on it too hard, I will break it and my prof will kill me". Not that the book is so breakable. The prof is just really scary.
That fear of my prof is my excuse why I started my "to read for classes" from a pop culture book, which I have time until Tuesday to write about. Instead of reading and answering questions for philosophy class (which I hate), reading on pragmatism or reading for invigilance technology class. Mondays shouldn't be so busy.
And I should do all that reading earlier (or start it at least), but as always on the free days I was procrastinating. Going back to the uni after hiding for a week was really tiring, so I try not to feel too bad about this. I still have probably enough time to at least read enough to be safe.
Also, I need to write a story for Monday as well, but I have absolutely no idea what to write about. Urgh.
Maybe at least if I finally start doing all my assigned reading I will manage to catch up with my challenge on GoodReads. XD
I'm reading a book I lended from my other prof to write a paper on due Wednsday. And though it's a nice, popular fiction, which just begs to curl with it calmly and read, I constantly get nervous with "oh my god, if I breath on it too hard, I will break it and my prof will kill me". Not that the book is so breakable. The prof is just really scary.
That fear of my prof is my excuse why I started my "to read for classes" from a pop culture book, which I have time until Tuesday to write about. Instead of reading and answering questions for philosophy class (which I hate), reading on pragmatism or reading for invigilance technology class. Mondays shouldn't be so busy.
And I should do all that reading earlier (or start it at least), but as always on the free days I was procrastinating. Going back to the uni after hiding for a week was really tiring, so I try not to feel too bad about this. I still have probably enough time to at least read enough to be safe.
Also, I need to write a story for Monday as well, but I have absolutely no idea what to write about. Urgh.
Maybe at least if I finally start doing all my assigned reading I will manage to catch up with my challenge on GoodReads. XD