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I'm tired and I can't sleep. It's really hot and the cats are restless and the fan is loud. Yuck. |
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Instructions: These are the top 100 books most often marked as "unread" by LibraryThing's users (as of today). As usual, bold what you have read, italicise what you started but couldn't /didn't finish, and strike through what you couldn't stand. Underline what you intend to read. ( Read more... ) |
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 Click to see the photo-session "slide-show" For those using dial-up, sorry it probably won't load. Some still photos can be found at Sarah's blog |
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I'm home alone for the better part of the evening, and instead of being productive, I just watched tv. After a full hour of Alfred Hitchcock presents on the Chill channel, I'm wide awake. Of course I watched 2 episodes with the plot of the woman home alone attacked in the night. So now it's after 1 and I'm still up, and there's no way I'm going to sleep any time soon. |
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Finished the bar exam, and that was nice but not quite a great feeling... I thought I was going to faint or something. I'm glad that it is over, but it left me very drained. I wasn't sure how I was going to make it, I was planning on dwelling on the details, not because I wanted to but because it was all I had... And then Brian showed up after the test, and he had my Harry Potter with him, and I started it in the car back to our house. Wow. I was sucked in, from the quotes at the beginning. And then! I was brave, and we went out, and I got drunk and it was great to see everyone one last time, and I didn't get back to the book until after midnight. So, it took me until 3 pm today to finish, not a personal best at all. So, there it is, my first livejournal cut. |
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All I can say is, thank goodness that's over. I have successfully uploaded today's bar exam answers, and I'm glad I have one less thing to stress about. Amazingly enough, for being 1/3 of the way through the hardest test I will ever take in my life, I feel relatively calm. What's next? 6 hours of multiple choice, of course! Yay for # 2 pencils! Which reminds me, I need to find my secret pencil stash... |
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Why can't I get motivated? If I keep this up, I'm failing the bar. I think I have a secret wish to fail, so that I don't have to face up to being a "responsible adult" and having a job and getting married. Can't I just be a child again (even though I'm a long way away from childhood)? I'm freaking out. |
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To write the perfect essay, I believe I need to learn basic tasks, such as repeating facts that align with my rules to create and support analysis that leads to a conclusion. A road map, as it were, to my answer. Instead I write each essay as if I'm using a Jump to Conclusions Mat, like in Office Space. I see an issue and BAM! I have a conclusion about it, but no-one knows why. Goal for the day: Write all my practice exam paragraphs so that each step of the analysis receives proper attention.
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