How are you feeling?

[Shadowfax]

Rough, but gotta suck it up. Mummy's can't have sick days

@Shadow, I hope you feel better! **huggs sweetly**
I'm feeling physically fairly nauseated, but mood wise cheerful

Thanks I feel a little better but gonna be a few days I think before I'm back to normal.

I feel hungry.

[Regulus]

A little sad. Harper lee died, she wrote one of the few school required novels that genuinely interested me.

To Kill a Mockingbird was one of the most horrid reading experiences I've encountered in school. No disrespect to Harper Lee, but I found that book to be the literary equivalent of spending a day at the DMV with 200 people in line and their kids running around and throwing their toys at each other.

[Tora]

A little sad. Harper lee died, she wrote one of the few school required novels that genuinely interested me.

To Kill a Mockingbird was one of the most horrid reading experiences I've encountered in school. No disrespect to Harper Lee, but I found that book to be the literary equivalent of spending a day at the DMV with 200 people in line and their kids running around and throwing their toys at each other.

Did read the same book? You of all people I would have thought would have loved that book.

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Neutral.

[Marizzle]

A bit hungry.

[Carl]

A little sad. Harper lee died, she wrote one of the few school required novels that genuinely interested me.

To Kill a Mockingbird was one of the most horrid reading experiences I've encountered in school. No disrespect to Harper Lee, but I found that book to be the literary equivalent of spending a day at the DMV with 200 people in line and their kids running around and throwing their toys at each other.

Did read the same book? You of all people I would have thought would have loved that book.

To be fair, I'm a literature person and did not enjoy the reading experience of that book, either. It's not the content or the plot or anything that made me dislike it, but simply the way it was written. It just wasn't for me, but that's just my opinion.

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I'm feeling tired.

[Marizzle]

Hyped.

[Carl]

Amused. This show is priceless.

[Regulus]

A little sad. Harper lee died, she wrote one of the few school required novels that genuinely interested me.

To Kill a Mockingbird was one of the most horrid reading experiences I've encountered in school. No disrespect to Harper Lee, but I found that book to be the literary equivalent of spending a day at the DMV with 200 people in line and their kids running around and throwing their toys at each other.

Did read the same book? You of all people I would have thought would have loved that book.

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Neutral.

What's there to love? I'd have more pleasure reading a dictionary from cover to cover. TKaM has a pace so slow that a turtle could outrun it, characters so unlikable I would rather hide in a closet than talk to them, and a plot so uninteresting that it could make chatting at the water cooler about taxes and fiscal reports the most exciting thing I'll ever do in my life.

[Carl]

That feeling you get when you've had spicy food and you're not very spice tolerant, that's what I'm feeling.

[Marizzle]

Frustrated.