*singsong voice* working working working...

[yalebrandhammer]

i have an 8AM staff meeting to attend tomorrow and considering i got up rather grudgingly at 11:30 this morning, this could pose a problem. i shall just have to go to bed at like.. 8:30. (i can manage that, right?)

i have the easiest job in the world as a camp counselor AND i should be moving around a lot so i don't absolutely e.x.p.l.o.d.e during

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[mrpaco]

Don't worry, I haven't started yet either!

[yalebrandhammer]

woo-hoo! procrastinators unite!.....
.. tomorrow!

[mrpaco]

*rimshot*

[nosybrunette]

Oh, blah...you're reading short books anyway. :p

[mrpaco]

Oh, and I'm sure YOU plan to read LONG ones?

[yalebrandhammer]

she's almost finished reading steinbeck's East of Eden, silly.
she doesn't belong in our crowd- she's begun already.

[nosybrunette]

YEAH. What she said. *sticks out tongue in neener-neener-neener fashion*

[electricsax906]

well, because of my frequent vacationing this summer, I have(much to my dislike) been forced to and finished reading both of my books...

east of eden was all right, but going after cacciato was actually quite good...

...now for the project part...

[yalebrandhammer]

wait.. you read Going after Cacciato?
that's what i'm reading because i read the bottom of the sheet and (to my utter DISGUST) you get more points or something if you do harder books... so i chose that one since my mom had it from college. is it any good? like.. in terms of doing a project on it?

[electricsax906]

i know what you mean with the points thing...i probably read the longest books in each section...

well, the book itself is good, and it's seems very easy to do the project for it - a lot of description and whatnot...of course, i'm going to have trouble with the themes part, but that doesn't mean it's not there in the text, i just suck at finding them...