And for others there are too many. Specifically the Schlieffen Plan. It was the first of the "terms" I answered (explain the historical significance and provide a relevant date) on the midterm I took yesterday. I had just finished squeezing in everything I thought was necessary to explain the historical significance of the Schlieffen Plan and was about the turn to the second page of my bluebook when PH eyed my prolific writing and asked, "Is that all one term?" rather loudly. I know how the rest of the class feels about me because I remember how I felt about the guy who announced casually last Wednesday to our research methods class that he had 6 pages of his rough draft. These things are fun but school is taking a backseat right now. Everyone has been so nice & I think things will be waiting for me to pick them back up when I am ready. 
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(2) Wed May 03 2006 00:57 PST What else?:
For some things there are no words.
And it doesn't mean what we thought it meant. There's something wrong with everyone's hearing today. Me: I keep yawning and wanting to fall asleep. (1) Wed May 03 2006 22:13 PST In perpetuity:
Anne: One word, Alyson
Leonard: I think that's two words, Anne.
Alyson: Did you say chocolate brownie icecream?