Jesus is online and Shakespeare is dying

[warmsound]

Now how's that for an entry title?!  ;)

And not to immediately detract from the subject, but I have to say it, because I'm way too excited:  I get to see my best friend this summer!  *bounces with glee*  Lisa's coming to Chicago for a week, and I am over the moon about it!  I'm already starting to think about what all we can do while she's here,

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[deirfiurbeag]

*pssst*

Take Lisa to a ColdStone Creamery. :)

[tiny_dancer]

i already threatened her that we'll be at the IHOP every damn day. And the Denny's. And so help me god if there's a Cold Stone Creamery...

[warmsound]

:D There are a lot of Cold Stone Creamery's throughout Chicago, darling, hehehehe.

[warmsound]

Hehehe, I'll see if I can do that. :D

[ars_amatoria]

I read a Midsummer Night's Dream in my grade 10 english class. In grade 9 we read Twelfth Night, in grade 11 Romeo and Juliet and in grade 12 we read King Lear and Hamlet. In my first year English class, we read Macbeth. Shakes isn't dead, at least not in my curriculums. Ha, funny, I just remember that I wrote a comparative essay comparing the female characters in Midsummer Night's Dream... oh my gender interests, how you've always been there and I've never known it.

[warmsound]

*hugs you* I'm not surprised that you've read Shakespeare, Sabrina. Your schools are so much better than the public school system here in the States, haha.

[tiny_dancer]

I got home tonight, and my brow bone hurt--it was almost as if I had a headache in my eyebrows. And I've realized that I've had this feeling for the past little while--then I discovered why. I spend the majority of class rolling my eyes. Seriously. That's what does it. i'm not even discreet either

[warmsound]

LMAO, I love you. Pobrecita, that class does not sound fun.

GodTV, LOL. That stuff can be entertaining, but it also frightens me. Like, for real.

Sex is only for teh babehs, Lisa. Duh. ;D

Love you! :D