and all that insist on being drenched in perfume in the midst of a not too well ventilated classroom. I also find it very inconsiderate, as I get massive headaches from most scents. Obviously it pisses me off quite a bit as I am still upset about it three days later. But really, what is the freaking point of wearing the wretched stuff? Despite the fact that experiences like that do not make me enamoured of the rest of the human race, I'm having some luck with being more social as of late. My Shakespeare class got into groups (each group will analyze a different play) and my group has some very nice, friendly people. I had wanted to get into the Richard II group, but I didn't, so I'm in Romeo & Juliet. I'm okay with that and I'm actually really looking forward to this project! Plus, I've talked to a few other cool people in other classes and I look forward to meeting them again.
My homework schedule is such that I think I must have been insane to pick the classes I did. I have ZERO free time. When I am not studying I am eating. Actually, that's not accurate because I study as I eat as well. So my updates may seem a bit erratic, but be assured that the reason is solely for the betterment of my brain. In fact my updates will most likely come at moments that I am procrastinating, which is exactly what I am doing now. I'm so tired of reading.
Love, Colette
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Oh geez, I HATE scents too. I don't understand why other people feel the need to impose such awful stenches on my nostrils; if they think it smells good, they should keep a little bit in a drawer and take it out to smell it every once in a while.
My classes are intense too, but at least I like them.
Loves!
xxxxx
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