Tonight one of greg's friends says he mainly reads fiction during the week, and then devotes his weekends to non fiction. i am so so so jealous he has that much time to read.
he mentioned wanting to get back into reading history, and i suggested bury my heart at wounded knee and tim o'brian (who i havent read but betsy likes)(betsy i called you cuz i couldnt remember his name at first and needed help). idk if bury my heart is good cuz i read it in 8th? grade, but at the time i was really impressed. lech suggested this graphic novel of american history- a people's history of american empire. i REALLY want to read that.
hoping to make some progress on watchmen tonight after i get a hundred or so pages into the year of living biblically. good good good. (my homework is being a little neglected. shh. look, i will read twenty pages of class reading before the fun reading. ok?)
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tell greg's friend that tim o'brien is epic. he does, however, fall at the meeting of history, fiction and non-fiction. maybe he could read it at midnight or something. i love you a whole bunch.
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