p. 387 of 556

In the 11th grade I only made it through volume one...so far I've made it through one and two...
one more to go?

*yawn*

Did you know that in the Middle Ages things like depression and nervous breakdowns (what we now term psychiatric problems) were categorized as maladies of the soul, and the word "psychiatric" (or "psychiatry") actually means "soul healing"? In addition, they often precribed rhetoric as a therapy for such things (ie. talking, discussions, writing ( Read more... )

Did you know that Jane Eyre contains both the word "Canadian" and "Kingston"?

Of course, they're referring to temperature and Jamaica, respectively, but that's not the point.

It really sucks not to have control over your own thermostat...I am always either freezing or boiling ( Read more... )

to be disembarrassed = to be relieved

I never knew that before!

Okay, there are some things in life that I just never need to know about, and when my little sister goes on The Pill is one of those things!

*shudders*

I think I'm scarred for life.

I am on page 134 of 556. This essay is due by 4:00 on Wednesday...and I have to get two nights of sleep, and three other classes in in the meantime. Plus, these essay topics are difficult (I hate this class) so it'll take me longer than usual to get the dern thing written. Damn. It ( Read more... )

John Reed from Jane Eyre reminds me an awful lot of Dudley Dursley from Harry Potter. Spoilt brats. :P

Apparently a "Welsh rabbit," in cooking terms is melted cheese on toast. Who knew?

Okay, I swear I'm going to start the reading for me essay now. Really.

And once again, ladies and gentlement, I am so. Screwed.
I really will never learn.

Have you ever made yourself something to eat that was so totally unsatisfying that you wondered why you bothered to eat it at all, except for the fact that you're too broke to go wasting money on food just to throw it out ( Read more... )