and living turns into a lender's well

[minkhollow]

Bloody beautiful day today. woot! Have laundry inna dryer, have slowtimed crackbar thread to be worked on... whenever Quin gets back, have readable geek shirts again, have a class plan for fall that I still need to discuss, but there it is...
have... no idea what to write about Handmaid's Tale, or how formal of a reaction the teacher wants. This could be slightly problematic. ::shrugs:: I'll think of something.

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[day-pirate.livejournal.com]

My guess would be to aim for a middle ground for the response--not overly formal, but not totally conversational. As for what to write about, try to use at least part of what you discussed in class (if you have already), and then add something of your own on top of it. That way, you won't be completely off base, nor will you be regurgitating lecture. Good Luck! Responses are difficult, because you want to write what you think, but also appeal to the teacher's opinion too, which sometimes is not easy. You can do it though.

[minkhollow]

We haven't talked about it in class, and we're not going to. Then I might have at least a vague idea of where to start, but... there's a bloody lot to work with in that book.
This should not be driving me as crazy as it is. At least it's a short paper. (And I've got a title wot rocks. Perhaps literally, as is from a Simon and Garfunkel song. XD)