10cf746e54 I'm going to go to the other T.A.'s office hours tomorrow. She's a city girl who knows the exact price of ramen noodles and the pain of counting pennies. Now that I'm home, and I realize we're probably not going to get caught, I'm a little jealous she has the textbook. Shiny, happy book. Although she occasionally recycles material, she rants with aplomb, using colorful anecdotes (her elderly landlord comes for the rent and ends up falling asleep on the couch) to pull the reader further into her impoverished reality. She was featured on 20/20 with her mother, which also featured her book, Mixed. Her wry thoughts about being flat broke will appeal to readers who enjoyed Bridget Jones's exploits and similarly sparky works. What makes Nissel's book shine is her unsentimental prose and wicked sense of humor. Why didnt I run???!! He tells me the noodles are 35 cents. I only have 33 cents.
Youll be a tax-free millionaire in no time.No, know what I want? Thugs who just rough up professors who assign too many books. Life is hard, we both agree. I wanted to look in it so badly, but that's rude, right? You can't touch someone's stuff while they aren't there. How funny, right?!! What the hell is a special look?) So she suggested we go to his office hours and double-team him: Id kiss up and shed flirt.Anyway, I was down for the plan, but the only special look I want from Joel is the look he gives my midterms and final when he smacks an A on both of em.Today was supposed to be the first day on the quest to have Joel smack my A.Janelle and I met up in front of Van Pelt Library and walked over to the university museum. ^ Nissel's wish list from Amazon.com ^ Adalian, Josef (June 28, 2006). Charming and sharp, Nissel's diary will be relished by anyone who's ever been a student and remembers those ramen noodles. All rights reserved. The guy calls me back! I look up instinctively, I should have run . Ang .
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