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Six months after my wonderful trip through the US South, I come to the following conclusions:

1. As suspected, all other possible holiday destinations look pretty dreary now, after New Orleans & Co.
2. Surprisingly, what I miss most food-wise is not Cajun food (as I assumed I would), because I have a basic understanding of ingredients and know how to read a cook book. No, what I miss most is rootbeer. *sigh*
3. I should have bought more than two bottles of Aussie 3 Minute Miracle Deeeeep Conditioner.

No, there is no point to this entry. In case you were wondering.
Just random ramblings from an overused mind.

A status update from me:



 
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The rules:

1. People who have been tagged must write the answers on their blog and replace any question they dislike with a new, original question.

2. Tag eight people. Don't refuse to do that. Don't tag who tagged you.



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I tag (I'm going to cheat now and only tag people who've already been tagged, so the game will stop eventually):
7wildwaysup
aaa_mazing
sexy_pumpkin
paoloqaf
sjmpets
bknjt
mitakay
rainbow1907

Are there Buffy Fans on my Flist? 'Cause I have a question for you:


This question is not purely theoretical. I'm a film major and I'm at the point in my studies where I have to choose a thesis topic. I want it to be centered around Buffy (or even better Joss Whedon). However, I feel like I'm too deep in the Buffy universe to come up with something interesting and original. Initially, I wanted to do something like "Joss Whedon's fantastic worlds". But there's no statement behind it; no theory that I could explore or analyze. Do you have any ideas?

I have read a few papers/theses on Buffy. One of them focused on gender roles, another compared Buffy and Sabrina, yet another touched on the "hero's journey" type of thing.

Suggestions, anyone? Pleaaaaase??

I begrudgingly agree with this assessment.

To quit med school. Best decision of my life. Never let it be told that giving up is easy. It took me almost 2 years to quit because I was afraid of how my family/friends/etc. would react. Giving up is not easy. Staying in the comfort of what you know is.

So, I'm a film major. I'm mentioning it because that's where my QaF experience (or addiction) started:
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