ACC and feelin' fancy.

Golly gee. I went to my first ACC classes at Rio Grande today, and I don't think I'm going to have the worst classes of my life! Pleasant surprise (my expectations were not high). Both the teachers seem intentionally AND unintentionally hilarious. Which I totally approve of. 

Pluswhich, it feels so downright fancy to be going to College (with Capital Letters), with the old people (no offense, people who are 18+) and general laid-back feel. And the 1900s architecture is positively my favorite.

Speaking of 1900s, I just finished (and by "just", I mean a few weeks ago) reading "Ragtime". Now I had been a long time fan of the musical of the same name (based off said book), I had never read it. It's a wee little novel, and very stylistic- any dialogue lacks quotation and there is a general feeling of medical precision when one begins reading, but by the time I found myself half-way through, I was totally engrossed in the intertwining historical fact and historical fiction. 

Consider it recommended. 

However, recommended or no, historical fiction does NOT make for the most thrilling blog post. 

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I like flash mobs. You should, too. (If you are unaware as to what in heaven I am talking about, please redirect yourself to the following site: http://improveverywhere.com/) I want one. I think we, the people of Austin, should have one. 

All who are with me, say "Aye!" No, seriously, I've been thinking about this for a long time, and I have an idea for a simple one. I should totally be able to pull it off, too. Now, I tain't gonna say what it is, just yet, but keep your eyes/ears/minds open, and maybe you'll get a crazy email out of the blue this summer with instructions!

You never know...................................................................................

I hope all those periods made it dramatic.