Drowning in "great" literature

[astrid_olivia]

I am now officially on Spring Break. I just finished my last midterm, a singularly stressful experience--my heartbeat has yet to slow to its normal pace. My professor is very techno-savvy, and so she posted our exam online and had us take it on the computer--with a time limit of ninety minutes. Now, normally, I work well under pressure. I

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[shayheyred]

Just think - even after break is over, there'll be ConneXions to look forwards to.

BTW - you are aware that there's an informal UNCLE get together on Friday night at ConneXions? Jane Terry just reminded me of that.

hi

[sensine]

Ulysses, eh? What kind of spring break is that? I remember struggling with that. But it's great and rewarding "at the other end". The novel is that kind that stays with you, and, as a bonus, you can boast at having read it - which not many people have. It's fun at work and parties :-P
There's just one thing - you should know Norwegian on beforehand, and that takes more than a spring break...
But it looks like you will have other, fun things to do, so - have a great time!
sensine

[ardent_muses]

Congrats on being done with midterms! Yay!

Had to comment and say that, while I wouldn't ever call it "funny", The Scarlet Letter is absolutely beautiful. It's also pretty easy going, as I recall. I read it in an evening (long ago *G*). I loved it.

Using my Illya icon, as he is the member of the partnership who is *able* to read. *G*