I woke up this morning, peeled back my pyjama sleeve...and the pretty red marks have gone. Siiigh. I was having fun scaring people with those- it's amazing how far people will jump back if you say "oh, it's infectious, I think". On the plus side, on closer inspection I've a pale green bruise, about three inches long and matching the colour of a skirt I'd like to buy. Yesterday, it was a mottled pinkish-yellow...actually, it matched my journal colours. Even my bruises are perfectly colour-coordinated, dahling! On a more negative note (no pun intended), my blood test results came back, and apparently I have nothing. Nada. All those stripes for nothing! Now I haven't a clue what to do about treatment.
I've been given a reading list for English Lit next year- any of you guys like to take a look and persuade me to read some/dissuade me from reading any? List can be downloaded here. They're all 20th century novels- the classics list begins with Hardy, so I'm not even touching those for a while (and our first unit's on modern novels, anyway, rather than outdated books written by overrated authors). Can you tell I hate Hardy yet? (and if you still can't, here's an old summary of Tess of the D'Urbervilles I wrote.)
Uly wondered on her journal if people would openly insult someone on their journal if they asked them to...I feel like testing that. If you want to insult me, call me names, whatever, feel free to do so, and I'll even let you do it anonymously if you want. Call it a social experiment.
Finally, some bases...examples:
Eventually I'm going to update and it won't be a mixup of many different subjects. Maybe.
I've been given a reading list for English Lit next year- any of you guys like to take a look and persuade me to read some/dissuade me from reading any? List can be downloaded here. They're all 20th century novels- the classics list begins with Hardy, so I'm not even touching those for a while (and our first unit's on modern novels, anyway, rather than outdated books written by overrated authors). Can you tell I hate Hardy yet? (and if you still can't, here's an old summary of Tess of the D'Urbervilles I wrote.)
Uly wondered on her journal if people would openly insult someone on their journal if they asked them to...I feel like testing that. If you want to insult me, call me names, whatever, feel free to do so, and I'll even let you do it anonymously if you want. Call it a social experiment.
Finally, some bases...examples:
Eventually I'm going to update and it won't be a mixup of many different subjects. Maybe.