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Name: Rachel
Age: 19
Gender: Female
Major: Psychology
Minor: Film/Theatre production
Hobbies: Podcasting, blogging, watching tv, writing, reading "Questionable Content", generic being a geek/nerd
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I got an interesting email from my dad telling me I was using up my bank account pretty fast... whoops! Anyways if you feel like even tossing me a dollar my way, I'd appreciate it :)

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As break winds down…

Posted by Rachel on March 21, 2008

Things left to do:

~~Finish reading Hamlet~~
~~Work on revamping my podcast (ADFD)~~
Plan out my Romeo and Juliet essay
Listen to the ep of BBTL I need to for the commentary
Download and watch The L Word Season finaleon Sunday
Stress out about forgetting to read my book for Ab Psy
Go Skiing with my family
Elizabethan and Cavalier costume design on Sunday
Pleh…

Wow… I’ve done absolutely nothing this break… Oh well, being in Maine has been fun. Look at all the pretty!

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