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E, I've finished with The Odyssey: Chinese Translation Edition (Author: Homer. Translation: Mark Zwen. Genre: Fiction/Thesaurus. Publisher: Page Pictures. Published Date: 06-09-1992. ISBN: 0495271730) if you want to come by and pick it up. Try not to be bothered by the various red markings used throughout the pages. It's just me keeping notes and tabs on various comparisons and differences between the previous case and the book's story. When you're finished with it, you can drop it off or give it to K--I'm going to make him run errands for me, hahaha. [-1]
Next: research chimera genetics (Tetragametic chimerism), Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID; ICD-10 F44.8. ICD-9 300.14. MeSH D009105) and Dissociative Amnesia (formerly Psychogenic Amnesia; DSM-IV Dissociative Disorders 300.12[1]). [Note]
Okay, okay, okay, okay [4], so--so [2] L's here. Much earlier than I had anticipated. Which... isn't a bad thing, no. No, not a bad thing at all--quite thrilling actually, seeing him early! Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah [4]... REGARDLESS, I figured I'd make the cakes a day before L arrived, but with calculations gone awry, it seems K (you) and I are going to have to make them some time in the near future. Granted since his arrival is a week earlier than scheduled, I do not know when he plans on leaving again. [5+]
So, so, so, so [4] how about if K (you) and I start working on the cake Monday? Sunday I need to work on my homework and study the above I mentioned. 1PM to 3PM would be perfect for me, hopefully for K (you) as well. I just hope his stay isn't temporary, as in three days or so. You get the gist of it. [5+]
If it has to be short, make it four, not three. No, no, no, no [4], three is not good. [-4]; previously part of above paragraph]
NOTE: I don't really anticipate having any personal time with L, nor actually speaking with him. He's got other people and places to see and whatnot. I wouldn't know what to say if I did have alone time with him. The card should say enough, I suppose. I'm better with numbers, not letters. I'm debating even signing the card as it is; K (you) will, though, if he (you) want(s). I just plan to leave the cupcakes in his room with the card, then after slicing up the other two for the rest of the orphanage, placing them in the kitchen with a big "Go on and eat me--preferably one slice each so everyone can have a piece." That should make everyone happy.
Next: research chimera genetics (Tetragametic chimerism), Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID; ICD-10 F44.8. ICD-9 300.14. MeSH D009105) and Dissociative Amnesia (formerly Psychogenic Amnesia; DSM-IV Dissociative Disorders 300.12[1]). [Note]
Okay, okay, okay, okay [4], so--so [2] L's here. Much earlier than I had anticipated. Which... isn't a bad thing, no. No, not a bad thing at all--quite thrilling actually, seeing him early! Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah [4]... REGARDLESS, I figured I'd make the cakes a day before L arrived, but with calculations gone awry, it seems K (you) and I are going to have to make them some time in the near future. Granted since his arrival is a week earlier than scheduled, I do not know when he plans on leaving again. [5+]
So, so, so, so [4] how about if K (you) and I start working on the cake Monday? Sunday I need to work on my homework and study the above I mentioned. 1PM to 3PM would be perfect for me, hopefully for K (you) as well. I just hope his stay isn't temporary, as in three days or so. You get the gist of it. [5+]
If it has to be short, make it four, not three. No, no, no, no [4], three is not good. [-4]; previously part of above paragraph]
NOTE: I don't really anticipate having any personal time with L, nor actually speaking with him. He's got other people and places to see and whatnot. I wouldn't know what to say if I did have alone time with him. The card should say enough, I suppose. I'm better with numbers, not letters. I'm debating even signing the card as it is; K (you) will, though, if he (you) want(s). I just plan to leave the cupcakes in his room with the card, then after slicing up the other two for the rest of the orphanage, placing them in the kitchen with a big "Go on and eat me--preferably one slice each so everyone can have a piece." That should make everyone happy.