PLEASE Let Me Get Caught Up on My Reading
posted by mireille at 10:12 AM
1.08.2006
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In the beginning was the logos and the logos was with Dog,
and they granted your request.
1:11 PM
ok!
shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, everyone!
1:36 PM
Funny how when I was a kid it was easier to get my assigned reading done than it is now that I'm an adult with kids and husband around.
2:40 PM
Okay *Tiptoeing out*
Have a nice read...
3:37 PM
I feel the same way about catching up on posts from my blog buddies.
3:48 PM
Hi M!
Sending you "catching up on reading for school" vibes your way.
Have a great sunday night!
4:31 PM
I love it when mommy reads to me.
11:54 PM
Can I sit quietly with you, M? I've got work to do too.
I wish you a peaceful week. :-)
5:24 AM
Please tell me the secret when you find out! I could use some quality time as well..
8:22 AM
I once took a discussion class in the history of Japanese war arts (not my choice, part of my major). Class met twice a week, with three to five readings for each discussion. By week three students were grumbling about the impossible amounts of readings. My teacher threw up her hands in frustration, "how are you ever going to get through your masters if you don't learn how to manage your readings!" What she meant to say was, "haven't you figured out how to fake reading the readings yet?!" Summaries are there for a reason. Bring the text to the class and highlight all the important stuff the teachers talks about (and actually expects you to know) forget all the other stuff in between. Best lesson I ever got in school. I don’t know. Maybe it's not as easy to fake law as it is bushido politics.
9:34 PM
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