Life As We Know It

living my life one library due date to the next

The fear of reading a book you’ve been exceedingly excited about for awhile because what if it isn’t as good as you thought or you don’t want to let go of the anticipation or you don’t want the first time you read it to be over.

One of my students turned in a paper arguing that Hamlet and Macbeth both view death as a solution to their problems and the only difference is that Hamlet wants to kill himself and Macbeth would rather kill everybody else and I honestly treasure this insight.

The Punk/Emo divide was clear even in the time of Shakespeare.

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(Checked out 7 books on a whim yesterday and accidentally left backpack there out of sheer excitement)

women don’t dress for men, they dress for tan france