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helenboll
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LOL!

But you are right, curlysue, I was a wellbehaved child in school, for the most part. Tantrums and being exhausted at home instead.

Right now it’s 7:40 in the morning and I’ve been awake for an hour. Just got up and cleaned the kitchen. Brain really awake. Also have a headache, but not like when I started on Venlafaxine and spent the whole day crying from the pain, in bed. I guess my body and brain are all like: “Seriously? You’re gonna mess EVEN MORE with the noradrenaline up in here?!”

Maybe you call it Norepinephrine, btw.

I can’t say that being awake at a reasonable hour for a change feels that bad. =)

Over to blackdog! (how to tag?)

Yeah, I love RuPaul. And the queens. And the show. Gets you thinking about gender roles and how constructed they really are. I mean, these men are better at being a woman than I am!

Dystopia, yes. Do read Divergent, it’s a good one. Here are some others:

*Enclave by Ann Aguirre.

*Graceling, Kristin Cashore.

*The Maze runner, James Dashner.

*Ender’s Game, of course.

*Delirium, Lauren Oliver.

*A bit more on the fantasy side. but still fun and imaginative: Cassandra Clare’s novels: City of… and Clockwork…

*The Forest of Hands and Teeth, Carrie Ryan.

As you see, I could go on. Maybe these will do for now. 🙂

 

 

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