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Question to my august Christian readers:

Is it in keeping with the gospel message to eventually get so frustrated while reading another student's writing that I ran through an entire red pen writing comments and eventually just had to put "THE PATRISTICS IS A LIE" at the top of the page? If it isn't, what sort of penance should I expect?

Okay, maybe a useful post instead

I'm looking for books that are good for reading aloud - YA/Teen lit, fantasy/sci-fi, and/or opportunities for humor and amusing voices preferred. Alex and I just finished Paper Towns by John Green and I'm thinking The Princess Bride next. Maybe after that we can ridicule some bad queer interest story or something.

Except for Oral Interpretation last semester I haven't had to read aloud in a while - I'd forgotten that it's incredibly hard for me, despite my relative articulateness otherwise. I found myself reading ahead when he left the room so I could practice the voices.

I'm still cognizant I have some "write about these things" to do. If you have others you want me to do ask, I'll probably do them tomorrow.