Year's End Meme

Not sure if I see a pattern in all this, but it is interesting. It's supposed to be the first sentence from the first entry every month, though in a few cases I tossed in extra sentences because one sentence alone did not make sense. It's been a good year:

January: Good day. It's been a great 24 hours, so I'm in a good mood.

February: Well, I went out to a club for the first time since October -- Cabaret Mado.

March: You know, I can take homophobia from 12th-Century Latin-scribbling clerics.

April: Well, the pope is dead (probably -- they've already misannounced this once), and now starts a flood of glurge so heavy, we'll have to build arcs.

May: Well, my graphic novel course is starting, soon (Wednesday).

June:jenjoou was right. Kyou Kara Maou develops a plot sometime around the 26th episode.

July: Canada turns 138 today. Doesn't look a day over 86. Must be using Botox.

August: Happy Lughnassadh, to everyone who celebrates it :)

September: The Borg cube has finally issued us security passes, so I don`t have to wait in the feeding bay for the hour gap between English placement exams.

October: Well, I now have a single ticket for the Rufus Wainwright concert in November, bought off a grad-school classmate who had an extra one.

November: So Green Grass, Running Water was great, though a little confusing for the obscure references.

December: It's been a lovely day, under the stressful circumstances.

Otherwise, I'm nearly ten pages through my 14-18 page essay, now due Monday. Éric has gone out to a job interview. And I've been doing tons of research for my novel. Life is good ^_^

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I broke down and bought One of the Boys, the book about gay and bi men in the Canadian military during World War II.

My excuse is that'll help with the novel, which is true. But that's not as compelling as a reason as the fact that this historical stuff is like heroin to me :)

So many books I want to read. I should probably spend the holidays getting a head start on my two courses, but I think I'm actually going to read those two books of Jung, One of the Boys, and this book of archaeology and Norse mythology I keep getting out of the Concordia library, then never reading.