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Of Glee
Today, upon returning home from school and work, I found three things of glee in my mailbox.
1) My new issue of Discover magazine. It is a magazine that makes me happy. I've never read a Chatelaine or a Redbook or a Cosmo -- and I'm pretty sure I couldn't, not without experiencing some sort of narcoleptic fit -- but I sure do love my science/technology magazines.
No, I'm not like the other girls.
2) A postcard from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
thefourthvine. Thank you! I don't know what a "daughter of the regiment" is either, but I wouldn't want to meet her alone at night in a dark alley. Swords just instill that reaction in me.
3) A letter from the Dean's Office in Engineering. You, dear reader, might recall that I had an awful, no good, terrible, very bad year, but: I made the Dean's Honour Roll. In Engineering. SQUEEEE!
1) My new issue of Discover magazine. It is a magazine that makes me happy. I've never read a Chatelaine or a Redbook or a Cosmo -- and I'm pretty sure I couldn't, not without experiencing some sort of narcoleptic fit -- but I sure do love my science/technology magazines.
No, I'm not like the other girls.
2) A postcard from
thefourthvine. Thank you! I don't know what a "daughter of the regiment" is either, but I wouldn't want to meet her alone at night in a dark alley. Swords just instill that reaction in me.3) A letter from the Dean's Office in Engineering. You, dear reader, might recall that I had an awful, no good, terrible, very bad year, but: I made the Dean's Honour Roll. In Engineering. SQUEEEE!
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You've just got to pick the right other girls. *waves Scientific American* And yay! for the Honours Roll!
(A son/daughter of the regiment is usually the child of a dead member, whose education/expenses are met by the regiment.)
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Thank you! And when I graduate, and I have lots of money, you better bet I'm getting Scientific American as well.
(A son/daughter of the regiment is usually the child of a dead member, whose education/expenses are met by the regiment.)
Good to know, thanks! She looked all het up to go, so I really wasn't sure.
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brilliant YOU!
Re: brilliant YOU!
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Oh, well done, m'dear! I am so, so impressed - but not surprised, because I knew you could do it. *grins and hugs* Yay!
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You've always had a bit more confidence in me than I've had in myself, though. This is possibly not health.
But! HEEE! *twirls*
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