If by “versatile” you mean “all but absent.” You are a much more dedicated blogger, and I admire that. You are the best cousin ever. I will get right on it, ma’am. Love all the way from Italy to Japan and back 🙂
I am so glad that someone gets me! “Furthermore, by placing a comma–rather than a period–here, Famous Poet is imploring us to pause, but not to stop…” LOL! I am thinking about majoring in English. I love finding meaning in the things I read, but I despise over-analyzing things like “the Author’s Syntactical Structure in line 14.” Do you have any advice? 🙂
I highly recommend doing a Comparative Literature degree, as opposed to English. It’s what I wish I’d done. Often classes will use literature from different time periods, countries, etc. structured around a general theme like “Gender and Identity in Asian Literature,” etc. So you get to find meaning in what you read, but it’s a deeper meaning, with broader ideas, and less critical analysis. Hope that helps. Thank you for reading!
Tell me, what is it you plan to do
little sarah Big World 
where are the damn photos??!!
postcard coming soon.
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Hi, Sarah! I am a Sara too, only H-less. 🙂 Your blog is fun! Keep up the great work!
Okay! And I will check out your blog 🙂
Sarah! Because I love you and your blog I nominated you for the versatile blogger award. 🙂 Check it out! http://survivinginitaly.wordpress.com/2013/04/12/this-nomination-is-just-the-beginning-of-world-domination-p-s-thank-you/
If by “versatile” you mean “all but absent.” You are a much more dedicated blogger, and I admire that. You are the best cousin ever. I will get right on it, ma’am. Love all the way from Italy to Japan and back 🙂
I am so glad that someone gets me! “Furthermore, by placing a comma–rather than a period–here, Famous Poet is imploring us to pause, but not to stop…” LOL! I am thinking about majoring in English. I love finding meaning in the things I read, but I despise over-analyzing things like “the Author’s Syntactical Structure in line 14.” Do you have any advice? 🙂
P.S. Your blog is absolutely amazing!
I highly recommend doing a Comparative Literature degree, as opposed to English. It’s what I wish I’d done. Often classes will use literature from different time periods, countries, etc. structured around a general theme like “Gender and Identity in Asian Literature,” etc. So you get to find meaning in what you read, but it’s a deeper meaning, with broader ideas, and less critical analysis. Hope that helps. Thank you for reading!