Am back on campus, and am looking over my course schedule and wondering what the everliving hell I was thinking. Especially since the university's new system makes it a lot harder to do the last-minute class-shuffle I'm so accustomed to.
...maybe I'm less screwed than I think I am? We'll see.
oh god I am still not ready to be a senior heeeeelp
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I WANT TO MOLEST YOU NOW
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A LOT
IS IT THE WEEKEND YET?
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Second, you're going to rock your senior year. Seriously.
Third, your new hair cut makes you look like a movie star.
♥
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I hope so! I -- I think I can handle all of this! I will just have to goof off less. And this is not a bad thing! I like being busy. Really I do.
aaaaaaaaah now I am blushing.
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I should let you know that I've already read about 200 pages through the first Temeraire book and I'm absolutely loving it. This stuff is amazing. ♥ And goodness does it even lend itself so well to Hetalia.
Also I agree, the haircut is tres adorable.
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And double-yay for Temeraire! I just finished rereading it as is, uh, evident, and oh gooooooooood I want to write fiiiiiiiic. And yes, the Hetalia crossover potential is ashdfadfasdf;ljals. England. On dragonback. And wait until you see what they do with dragons in other nations! So cool. *sigh* Social commentary/exploration = always better with dragons!
It's strange to wear my hair this short, and figuring out how to style it is a little tricky, but I'm liking it!
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Haha wriiiite it. Oh man I want to read that. :DD England and France bantering at each other on dragonback. And yes just ughadsklf England on dragons unf unf hot. Also I adore that even within the supposed homogeneous culture of the British military the author's still managing to skillfully make social commentary about cultural praxis and coded behavior. It's amazing. And dragons! THE PRETTY PRETTY DRAGONS, I LOVE THEM ALL.
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AND CHINA. CHINA AND HIS MOTHERFUCKING DRAGONS THAT OWN THE ENTIRE WORLD. SO SO HOT YES. And one of the things I like best about Novik's writing is -- not even how well she builds worlds, but how well she builds culture, if that makes sense. Just -- the way Laurence is so clearly a product of his time and how much of his attitudes he conveys in the little things he doesn't even notice (until much later) and how I am fairly sure that Novik knows what a dysjunct she's causing the audience...yeah. Also, the female captains. Goddamn, she does them perfectly and I just. Plus, you know, DRAGONS.
...god I love this series so much it is almost shameful.
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And so is that haircut. *grins*
And you're going to be FINE. You like being busy. This is the good kind of busy.
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I will concede that the haircut is hot, at least.
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No arguing. Both you and the haircut are hot.
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noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo nooooooooooooooooo I have been writing China and thus must assiduously deny every compliment~
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haha for me it's like: DOES A SINGLE MOM GET A FAIR PORTRAYAL? I have never seen Dexter but it's very relevant to my interests that single mothers aren't demonized and their kids not a social problem cos they don't have a dad.
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(Dexter is about a very charming serial killer, so it might well be relevant to your interests.)
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LOL actually, in truth, being a serial killer in itself doesn't interest me. It interests me when they're obsessed with someone pretty I love. Though I suppose certain character traits a serial killer may have would interest me. I R A VERY COMPLEX PERSON.
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Dex is...hmm. He doesn't really have that kind of single-minded focus on one person, most of the time, but obsessive, he certainly is that. Really, I think a good chunk of my Dexter-love springs from the absolutely friggin' brilliant things Michael C. Hall does, because holy shit that is such a good portrait of a sociopath and his voiceovers make me crack up on a regular basis.
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