A long-winded random thought

[leapin_jot]

Today was a testing day at school, the second of three that we are having this week. What this means for me is that I spent most of the morning either monitoring kids at the bathrooms or covering classes so that teachers get their breaks. Then in the afternoon, in the library I get the leftover kids who're still testing--because this is not an

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[ada_kensington]

Oh, wow. You're totally the opposite of me! XD I love the beginning and middle sections of stories - because that's where the conflict is, that's where the problems are. The author builds them and builds them, and you think, "How are they going to solve this?" I love the conflict and the problems! :D For me, that's when you get to see the real person.

I don't like the endings in books as much, because when the conflict is gone, there is no story left. I hate it when there's no story left - especially if it's a book I really end up loving. :)