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Monday, January 23, 2012

I have a happy realization :

I have a few quirks, you see:

  • I love people
  • I've taken mostly humanities classes, both on and not on purpose
  • I took Honors and AP English in high school, not for college purposes, but because I wanted to; I loved the material, the challenge, the writing
  • I have a soft spot for semi-colons
  • I often ask for furniture for Christmas, mostly bookshelves or things that have shelves that could be used as bookshelves
  • My bookshelves are full to the brim of books, both fiction and nonfiction
  • I am addicted to buying, or in other words, collecting books
  • I often like to read books
  • Coffee shops are pleasant places for reading books
  • I like spending my time in coffee shops
  • I am familiar with coffee shops, seeing as I've worked at two, and currently work at one
  • I spend most of my time in coffee shops
  • I receive employee discounts when purchasing coffee 
  • Ergo, my coffee habit is affordable and my reading nooks are abundant
  • I spell 'theatre' the British way (it's also aesthetically pleasing)
  • I am saving all my earnings (with the exception of the dollars I spend on books, coffee, and gas) to study abroad in Oxford, England next Spring
  • The courses offered for the study abroad program are humanities courses, mostly English
  • I aspire to go to UCLA
  • UCLA HAS GORGEOUS LIBRARIES
  • I write a lot, including blog entries, papers, letters, notes, emails, more notes, more papers, etc.
  • I often use my Dictionary.com application that is readily available at my fingertips, thanks to my Android phone
  • I preferred to use the Oxford comma before I knew that it had a name
  • I refuse to buy or support Nooks, Kindles, or Ereaders
  • I notice the overwhelming changes to Barnes & Noble to eradicate books
  • I have kept all of my college textbooks
  • I will keep all of my college textbooks (with the exception of statistics)
  • I have continued to list excessively because I just realized:

The quirks of my past and present will be quite useful in my future.

I have officially declared myself as an English major.

I have no idea why I didn't choose it in the first place. I do know, however, that I needed to endure my past to arrive to this logic today.

I'm off to enjoy my rainy afternoon with a book and a few cups of chai now.

Good day to you!

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