::shudders::

[kaydeefalls]

I actually had nightmares about Brick last night. More than one. Thanks ever so much, subconscious, for making sure I know how self-conscious and insecure I am about this fucking play.

I never get stage fright this bad when I'm onstage.

...fuck, haven't even started my AP Hell paper yet. 8-10 pages for tomorrow? Fuckity fuck fuck fuck.

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[bellsforme.livejournal.com]

OMFG! I would kill to write a lit analysis! The history just - gah. So much research, and presenting an original opinion and all that. I write English papers so much better! I don't know if I'll even qualify on the Euro exam, but I got a 5 on my English and Comp exam last year...

If only we'd talked about this sooner. We could have traded!

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[kaydeefalls.livejournal.com]

A trade is sounding pretty damn good right now. I can bullshit history like there's no tomorrow. Feel like giving me a thesis on One Hundred Years of Solitude?

[bellsforme.livejournal.com]

Well, I haven't read it, but based on what I could get from SparkNotes - Through evident religious references and exaggerated dramatization, Gabriel Garcia Marquez's tragic work, One Hundred Years of Solitude expands on such popular literary motifs as isolation, machismo, and the inevitable: fate.

Forgive me if it's crap or if it's not about the book at all. Like I said, I haven't read it, just sort of skimmed through the themes and the plot overview.

I cheat. Heh. *blush*