I know the "Cabbage Patch" (C'mon, you know. The little dance where you move your arms in a circle in front of your chest?) met its demise yeeears ago but, dang, I felt like doing the Cabbage Patch when I walked out of the door of my Creative Writing class Monday. I know you guys probably get really tired of hearing about that, but it's a major source of anxiety for me. And this is a web log (a.k.a. journal), so this is where I vent about that class the most.
So my point is that my critique went well. Everybody but the girl "that likes a lot of, like, scattered discourse and stream-of-conciousness stuff" liked what I had written. And my professor says, "Evocative portrayal of age and the discarded which links so well to Edna. I want to know what's driving her to this."
Nice. Cabbage Patch it on home for me.
So my point is that my critique went well. Everybody but the girl "that likes a lot of, like, scattered discourse and stream-of-conciousness stuff" liked what I had written. And my professor says, "Evocative portrayal of age and the discarded which links so well to Edna. I want to know what's driving her to this."
Nice. Cabbage Patch it on home for me.
2 Comments:
At least you aren't doing the "electric slide."
Ugh. The electric slide brings back not-so-fun memories of middle school dances.
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