think of something cool (don't forget who's taking you home)

[claritylit]

The dreaded I-can't-be-bothered-to-think-of-segues list:

+I have completed and turned in all forty-one projects required in Florida's Alternative Certification Program in order to get a five-year professional teaching certificate. All but two of these projects have been graded and passed as demonstrated with all criteria acceptable. The final

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[raincitygirl]

I'm looking forward to seeing raincitygirl and having her introduce me to a city she obviously loves.

Why yes, I do love it, though not when it's raining up a storm in early June like it did today. And which of these four plays looks most like something you want to see? Also, bug me unmercifully, just like you bug the grader, to find my damn coupon book. I have lots of coupons with good deals for tourist attractions, but I can't currently find the book.

And we're going off for a weekend, where I will be Speed Racer and she will be the navigator monkey. I'm an excellent driver, yeah.

Rain contemplates changing her name and joining the Witness Protection Program. Or at the very least investing in a crash helmet and insisting any car you rent has a passenger-side airbag.

[claritylit]

Rain or shine, I know we'll have fun. It was raining much of the time my mom and I were in England, and that sure as hell didn't stop us. I travel so little that I'm just happy to *be* somewhere else, never mind the weather.

Plays: I'm thinking Love's Labour's Lost (please notice the "u," included for you), mostly by process of elimination. [no death, even implied: Hamlet, Rosencrantz; no frickin' woman-masquerades-as-man (even though Twelfth Night used to be my favorite): As You Like It] If you had another preference, let me know, because obviously my reasoning is completely slightly frivolous