subterfuge
yes. i thought at least that spices up the boring book, 'Writing Fiction' by Janet Burroway. surprising enough, i finished my math homework yesterday. well i knew i have to get ahead with two paper submissions, which are due by the end of this week. writing could be exhausting because it takes up beyond the real world to come up with superfluous sentences even in the simplest form but to bear in mind that these sentences have to be within the bounce of gravity. no, seriously.
so i thought subterfuge is like woah. when in truth it only means, deceit. excuse my countable range of vocabulary but hey i am catching up here. it's especially harder when you've less of a time to read books. you don't necessarily pick up good words by feeding your numbskull with the world's headline. but you do need to feed yourself with ongoing events, like real life situations. oh what the hell.
just so you know, spring break is around the corner. cheers to a week of nada classes!
think about it, really.
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