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why didn't i choose this...?

"It may defy common sense, people may laugh at you...

but who cares?

That's what romance is all about."

Isn't it almost comedic that hundreds of pages of philosophy, a semester's worth of work, can all be wrought into two simple, ordinary sentences?
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In other news, 4 days left to finish Final Paper #1 (may 9). 6 more pages to go.

After that, 4 days to finish Final Paper #2 (may 15). Only 4 pages, mwhahaha.

Japanese Test #1 (may 8)
Japanese Test #2 (may 9)

After all that: anime? books? home? gym? I don't even know.

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  1. Anonymous11:33 AM

    after all that hard work, you have to indulge in ALL of those. watch a couple hours of anime after working out at home and then you can spend lots of time with your family and friends!
    -tiffany

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