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TBR

Onegin

Northanger Abbey

Rebecca

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep

Shirley or Villette

Ongoing Reading:

Count of Monte Cristo

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Comfort

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La Madrague theme

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A little piece from a poem I made during the last weeks of March.

Funnily enough, a few days after, the weather was horrible and it was thundering heavily. Tornado alarms went off everywhere and I felt like I understood this poem even more. Thank God the storm's over.

Mercy on a Sailor

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hii! i couldn't comment on your count of monte cristo post because i'm not part of the community, but i'd recommend reading around 2 chapters a day. my goal is to read 20 pages/day and it'd usually be around that, give or take. if you think that's too much, i believe a chapter a day would be great!

when reading such a large book, i prefer to go slow and steady, setting daily goals instead of weekly (if i read 100 pages in a day, i still "have" to read 20 on the next one, despite already meeting my "weekly" goal)

ahh thank you! This has me excited again for the book since lowkey I've forgotten to keep reading this week (on page 50)

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20 & darling.

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Jane Austen, Pride & Prejudice

(1813)

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Naples, Italy

Henri Cartier-Bresson, 1960

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Heyeyay What's Goin On- I Said

I'm going to hold on to this one job, I think, because it's pretty simple, especially for a college student.

But this club that I'm in, the one where I'm co-historian, I think I'm going to let that one go.

I don't know why I do these things. I see the position left open and I think memememe that's me. But I do this for things that I don't think really fit me. Even leaving it though I'm still thinking that it could be for me, even though I have really wanted out for a while. So I'm trying to say it here. Good riddance (?).

In the meantime I'm going to keep my window open and let the spring air blow through my hair. I will write and listen to the birds beat their wings closely, very close, because for some reason they fly at the same level as the second floor.

I'm just going to start trying things out more. Whoop whoop. It's a good thing.