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[akeebreakyheart]

How time simply flies by.  Engineering camp was fun, probably one of my favorite weeks of the summer. I guess more so the people than the actual activities that we did. I’m so glad that I had Sonia there with me, and then I also got to see my sister everyday and go up to her dorm. It was really nice to get the dorm experience, in spite of the fact

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[anonymous]

philosophy...

[akeebreakyheart]

ahhh...sounds like quite a load

i'll look into it:) thanks!

[alyssha517]

Oh my dear Akhila.. why must you read Harry Potter? lol, I guess I'll forgive you for that...

You should read Good In Bed next

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I <3 you with the white hot intensity of a thousand burning suns! :]

byeeee

[akeebreakyheart]

dear dear ALYSSHA! you have the weiiirddeesst taste in books..i remember when it used o be good old historical fiction.

but that's cool:)

thanks for the ahh's, although it doesn't really work on lj

[anewcar04]

haha..i luved ur stories about ur evil roommate:) and how you and sonia always made cheers and sung "Vitamin C" everywhere you went:)

<3
anu

[akeebreakyheart]

when i saw you standing in the MU...i was just overwhelmed with happiness! you are tooooooooo cool anu! i'm so glad that i saw you saturdayy:)

[wudup22091]

harry potter! i felt it was a little rushed. like jkr didnt spend a lot of time on christmas and other stuff that she stressed on in the other books. or something lol

wow!

[wagonman]

sounds like you had a great summer! You read Cat's Cradle? Kurt Vonnegut is a wacky guy. I just checked out two of his books from the library this afternoon: a collection of asofyet unpublished short stories, and Breakfast of Champions. The latter seems hilarious. I would highly recommend Anna Karenina, which I'm reading currently, but it's super long (maybe longer than War and Peace). How bout the Brothers Karamazov, if you haven't read it already? But perhaps you're not into Slavic lit. In which case I'm rambling on. Anyways, Rushdie's Midnight children is supposed to be a true modern day classic. And if you want to blow your brains with mind boggling complexity, read the last chapter (sentence) of Ulysses! So there are my reading suggestions! Sorry if they were a bit (over)long. Have fun!