And their hearts, wounded by sweet words, overflowed...

[thankyoukindly]

Ok, so as much as I like to pretend I leave my room, I really don't take advantage of...well, any of the events put on by my school. Every couple weeks, my University plays a documentary - usually Canadian - in a building on campus and lets students in for next to nothing. I think the idea is to allow us to have access to these films which we

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[abr71310]

"It also tells me that I have the mind of a small child who remains excited over the same bag of candy for like a month."

I think under the same premise, I have the mind of a small child who remains excited over the same trend of Pokemon for longer than the "fad" lasted through elementary/middle/high school.

Very well written, I must say. The CF patient sort of reminds me of Ms. B's cancer blog, and now makes me wonder what she's up to.

I'm really sad that Mrs. Plachta never wrote a blog about what she had been through. She had instead chosen to communicate with her students, continue to mark assignments and try and portray that she would be completely fine, never hinting to anyone about what would happen or what she felt (at least not that I know of)...

Overall, hooray! Waterloo!

[abr71310]

I should also say that having the Math Orientation 2010 theme at Waterloo being Pokemon, I am even more thrilled than I should be, for sure...
Gah, I'm a total nerd.