A Summer-y Of Summer (ha. ha.)

[kaimeko]

Well, it has been a while since I last wrote. I guess that’s what happens when your name is Elizabeth, you promise yourself (and your mother) you won’t write in your lj until you’ve written ten scholarships, and then have to start getting ready for college. Oh well…here are the top twenty-three things I learned this summer…(click on the lj cut to

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[pendragoness]

That was very summative. I'm glad you ejoyed your summer.

Was going to comment on some of those...but there were just too many interesting ones...and I'm too scatterbrained to sort.

[redsunsetxiii]

wow, you sure got a lot out of this summer. ^_^ a lot of what you listed is great. gotta love the little things in life. ^^ though it is sad that a lot of people overlook the little things.

[poesian]

Forts, yes.

It's funny: I've never considered the idea that reading fiction could be anything but beneficial. I'm a firm believer in the idea that one learns more from fiction than one learns from the average non-fiction book, and in some ways more than one learns from every-day existence.

This is also why I don't remember my childhood, or chronology. That's also because I'm crazy.

I should respond to more of these, but I have an email, first.