"Most of the time, she was happy still to have made it under the barbed wire that surrounded secondary education and out into the world."
Hornby, Nick. Juliet, Naked. London: Penguin, 2009. 55.
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The Rose was my supervisor. Her head is surrounded by a halo of gauzy, grey hair. She wears boxy, red blazers. She bears an uncanny resemblance to Margaret Atwood.
The Peacock was one of my teachers. Disorganized and perpetually late, she would come to class in a dizzy whirl of pashmina--out of breath after hustling in her Birkenstocks. She made up for these faults with her British accent. That, and she kind of reminded me of my Gran.
The Peacock was one of my teachers. Disorganized and perpetually late, she would come to class in a dizzy whirl of pashmina--out of breath after hustling in her Birkenstocks. She made up for these faults with her British accent. That, and she kind of reminded me of my Gran.
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Issue Twelve
Eeesh: Coping with a return to Standard Time
Middlesex, and Haunted, and Zeroville: Oh my!
Goodbye, Midnight Spread. It's been real.
Hey, wait a minute, Mr. Postman!
Eeesh: Coping with a return to Standard Time
Middlesex, and Haunted, and Zeroville: Oh my!
Goodbye, Midnight Spread. It's been real.
Hey, wait a minute, Mr. Postman!
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