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[fredericks]

Yesterday: Two hours of sleep. Horrible clinical day (errors and clumsiness galore). Finished The Devil in the White City in 5 hours. Wished I was home sleeping. Met with the ladies of nycbookclub. Drank lots of yummy Thai Iced Tea. Had entirely too much fun while "discussing" a non-fiction book. Got home. Slept.

Today: Woken up by sound of vacuum in the hallway. Craved Thai Iced Tea off and on all day. Went to the PO. Returned library books. Started on The Line of Beauty. Discovered Comedy Central OnDemand and AdultSwim OnDemand. Wished I'd stayed in bed all day.

Things that would have made my day complete -
1. A quiet house
2. Thai Iced Tea
3. A thunderstorm (*pout* one flash of lightning and a clap of thunder in the distance does not count)

Comments

[xioley.livejournal.com]

I just hosted a book club meeting last night! I made yummy food and drank some wine with some ladies. We had read Nancy Drew (so girlygirly!), comparing the 1959 version with the 1970 version of the 'same' book. And it turns out that Caroline Keene had been a pseudonym. Huh. Well, that makes a bunch o' sense. Next month we're reading Anna Karenina. Hopefully, I'll finish in time.

I love Thai Iced Tea, and it has been far too long since I've had some.

Sorry about the clinical. Two hours of sleep su-ucks. My sister (who's only a senior in high school) just told me she wants to major in Clinical Laboratory Science. She'll be going to college in NY--but in Buffalo.

[fredericks.livejournal.com]

*grin* That's how I always envisioned my book club, going to the houses of the members and eating/drinking to our heart's content, but I felt it'd be unfair because I couldn't host anything at my place. I think it's cute that you all read Nancy Drew. :) Anna Karenina...I should get into the classics, you know. I haven't read any "real literature" since my senior year of HS.

Clinical Laboratory Science. Is she looking to become a lab tech or does she want to go to medical school?

[xioley.livejournal.com]

I think medical school--but I think she was more interested in psychiatry. Well, since she hasn't even started school, it's not like she's locked into anything. Just thought I'd throw that out there because of the word 'clinical'.