I love my topic. I love it so much I am nigh unto obsessed with it. Using TV and movies in the classroom? Sign me up! The research process has rocked. If I could do nothing but sit and read articles about television, I would be the happiest girl in the whole wide world. All my findings have organized themselves neatly into a cohesive paper, with my outline practically writing itself and just waiting to burst from my typing fingers. And I'm oh-so-very eager and excited to share my findings and rub the glory of pop culture into snobby elitist faces.
The world of academia, actually, the world in general, never really progresses past playground fights, does it?
Anyway, this paper should be the easiest thing I've written in my college career. Yet here I sit, swigging from a two-liter of Cherry Coke and whining about how I don't wanna do it.
Oh, and procrastinating by salivating over things at outofprintclothing.com. I want them all!
Here are the best, with the selection based less on appearance (though that's a factor) and more on what books I've read. I don't believe in false advertising, and I will not wear a shirt of something I don't support.
This is my favorite, the one I dream about at night:
These are all equally delightful, and I want them:
Out of the those, I'd have to say my top three shirts are Fahrenheit 451, The Song of Solomon, and The Lord of the Flies (or To Kill a Mockingbird). Fitting, since those are a few of my favorite books.
I should really just write a hierarchy of my preference in literary shirts. Can I get a Nerd Alert?
2 comments:
Gahhh how much do I love that website?!
I remember you telling me once that you don't buy graphic tees with things you don't support on them. That's a great motto to live by.
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