Class with Professor Paramonova
An easy name to glance at, a hard name to pronounce correctly.
An exercise Henry Higgins would have given Eliza Doolittle.
She's straight out of a 60s/70s live action-with-cartoon disney film.
her voice tinged by slight cigarette habit throughout the years.
She sings glories of Rev. Lawson. who has a series here at CSUN
goes from speaking at Vanderbilt to CSUN
Oh how the recession has struck.
"DJ Attias is going to get down"
Fun event on Wednesday, supposedly
I wrote a paper on inception that she said was...
AMAZING! but too long.
Now we have broken off into...class work
a.k.a. I don't have anything planned besides helping people individually on their essays, however, --stay in the class...please.
and then she covers 8th grade grammar and punctuation proclaiming as if she's got the gospel we've never heard.
A quiet falls over the class, I chit-chat small chat folks, and Olivia remains somewhat rigid. She informed me of a professor who did not take to liking me too kindly, for which I'm most appreciative, but our interactions are rather terse, unfortunately. She probably perceives me as a grade a slacker who's interested in her. And that would be accurate. Her apprehension is understandable--but not justified ;)
I talk with this beautiful girl (there are many in my classes at csun), and for the life of me--her name slips my mind every time. Some Guy I am, Sam I'm not--but then again, Sam never addressed the man by his name... and he was thought to be a cool guy, so I guess I'd be just as cool, too--as long as I have some green eggs and ham.
Alvin starts a discussion about marriage when Jessica talks about being engaged.
She feels very strong and committed about her relationship. Alvin is rather surprised and taken aback, and got rather reflective about the subject.
A nice way to wrap up the class.
Marriage, the idea of it is so amazing. I love it enough that I would marry it ;)
now to break down the Op-Ed
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