'twas in the darkest depths of mordor, i met a girl so fair...

[tears_of_nienna]

....Oh my god, you guys. I officially love my YA Lit class. Because the professor sent out an email this morning, looking for volunteers to do a presentation...

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[squeeful]

DUDE COOL! doitdoitdoitdoitdoit! And nothing wrong with coming across all fangirl glee! so long as you don't dress up as, say, an Ewok everyday.

[djcati]

oh ... that's a bad thing?

[tears_of_nienna]

...Sorry, we just didn't have the heart to tell you. ;)

[tears_of_nienna]

Oh, if she'll let me, I'll SO do it. And I promise I won't dress up...unless she asks me to do Firefly. Then I might not be able to refrain from wearing the River dress... *sigh*

[scarletsherlock]

omg I want to take this class!!! That would be so fun.

who teaches this anyway?

[tears_of_nienna]

Dr. Linda Rice--she's taught middle and high school classes, so maybe she picked up some of their bad typing habits? She's pretty young and really enthusiastic (which is sometimes grating, but usually pretty cool), although the class is way more geared towards teaching YA Lit than I expected it to be--I just wanted to look at YA books from a literary standpoint. But if I get to show a Star Wars clip in class, it'll more than make up for it. :D

By the way, your icon? Is fantastic!

[scarletsherlock]

That sounds really cool, actually.

Oh yes. My Star Wars fangirling is minute compared to my LOTR crazyness, but it has been awakened a little bit because I just bought the new DVDs and watched them all in like 2 days. I do, however, have a ridiculous and insane obsession with Peter Cushing and am probably the only person on the face of the earth who squees like a little girl whenever Tarkin is on screen. //dork//