Freedom!

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Not only does my British Empire paper quote Frank Herbert, but one of my section titles is a pun. For those of you who have somehow managed to avoid my constant yammering about it in the past month and a half, my paper is about how and why tea began to be cultivated in India by the British. The section about Robert Bruce discovering the Assamic variety of the plant and subsequent early cultivation is titled, "Steeped in Possibility."

*ducks flying pots and pans*

Paper's been turned in now. I returned all my five million books to the library last night, and now my bookshelf looks rather sparse. I very nearly had to make two trips--in fact, I probably should have made two trips--but they're gone! Back to the various Ohio libraries from whence they came! Now, hopefully I won't need any of them for the final draft due on the 30th...

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We've had the nicest couple of Ohio November days that I can remember (in my three years of experience...shut up) this week. It's like being at home, only with brighter leaves! It's supposed to still be nice tomorrow, so hopefully we can make it out to that state park Ellen wants to go to. Mmmm, pictures.

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Speaking of pictures, I resized a whole bunch last weekend. Will upload today. Since, you know, I don't have too much work to do this weekend. Yay! Although I seem to have inadvertently declared myself group leader of the Nationalist Opera group in Music History. But that's a shortish project, and that class is full of eager freshmen, so hopefully I can be sort of a benevolent dictator/organizer and do the fun stuff instead of the grunt work. Ahhhh, being a senior is nice.

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I can't believe it's NOVEMBER already.