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Sup betches.
I'm waaaaay too lazy to edit the other post, but I am happy to announce that I am typing this entry on my BRAND NEW SONY LAPTOP. <3 I love it so, it's so pretty and shiny~ Granted, it plus everything else CNU said I needed nearly TWICE as much as it did at Micro Center than at Dell. -_-** But at least it's here. And people SWEAR to ( Read more... )
I'm waaaaay too lazy to edit the other post, but I am happy to announce that I am typing this entry on my BRAND NEW SONY LAPTOP. <3 I love it so, it's so pretty and shiny~ Granted, it plus everything else CNU said I needed nearly TWICE as much as it did at Micro Center than at Dell. -_-** But at least it's here. And people SWEAR to ( Read more... )
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A solidly constructed 3-hole punch
3-ring binders
Cheap, 1 subject notebooks
College-ruled notebook paper
A metric fuckton of highlighters
Post-its
Lots of pens & mechanical pencils
Graph paper (for math)
A planner
A ruler (and/or protractor)
A graphing calculator
Also, make sure you keep your school books in very good condition from when you buy them, and don't open any shrink-wrapped packages you buy until you determine you actually need them (you will not be able to get a return or sell them back otherwise!). Once buy-back season rolls around (end of the semester, FYI) you can sell your books back to the school bookstore for a decent amount of money.
You can use your laptop to take notes, if you're quick to type. Just make sure you have a good high-quality bag to carry it in without damaging it.
I read The Hero and the Crown when I was in 8th grade. I really loved it then.
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Yep, got the bag from Best Buy! It is quite awesome. I think I am more than likely going to take notes on my laptop, seeing as I type faster than I write. XDXD
I just got it now! I always hear it's like, a must-fantasy read, so I'm getting on it now! I liked Spindle's End by her, so.
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<3
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