promise me I'm safe as houses

[rosary_beads]

after much deliberation between the necessities of homework and the lure of used books that I probobly won't get around to reading until forever... I decided to go to the bookstore. it proved succesfull in yielding up How Proust Can Change Your Life, which I had to buy because I read The Consolations of Philosophy by the same author over the

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[cieldumort]

as long as you remember whose wearing the trousers

[rosary_beads]

haha, you rock my world

[canopyred]

My French teacher loves Proust and I love him too and he always talks about him! Have you read Remembrance of Things Past? I've read only Swann's Way, but I loved it.

[rosary_beads]

nope. I was supposed to read Swann's Way during my Victorian Lit 2 class my freshman year, but I neglected to read both that and Middle March by george elliot (like a million pages long). god knows how I passed the final. it's on my shelf though and I intend to read it... when I have time. I like to read introductions to authors prior to starting thier novels when I can, because then I feel I understand what I'm reading much better