CLAMP Campus Adventures

While she was in the back, I had an inspiration. A sad, little inspiration, but inspiration nonetheless.

Figuring I’d save myself some time, I called Express to see if any pants in my size came in. No.
While on the phone with the guy, he suggested I use their mail service. I come into the store, I select the size and type of pants I want and I pay $7 for [...]

Once your debt is paid off, or the interest rates you pay are less than 8 percent, continue to contribute to a savings account to build an eight-month emergency fund.

Fifty years ago, the great broadcaster Edward R. Morrow, aired a series of essays entitled This I Believe. These essays were written and read on air by the likes of Eleanore Roosevelt, Jackie Robinson, Herbert Hoover, butchers, bakers, and a 16-year old girl from Shaker Heights, Ohio. It was a time where fears of Communism and the A-bomb ruled. When McCarthyism forced people to reign in their beliefs in fear. The essays were published in book form, and outsold the Bible.

Meme courtesy of cassie_o. The mythological profile test.

This book has it all. It teaches you everything from the Magna Carta to the Supreme Court Justices (and how they look without their robes… William H. Rehnquist, will never be the same in my mind).

How could you not love America (the book)? It shows what a great nation we are. Where else in the world can people make fun of themselves in such a great way? At least, not without losing a limb or two?

When Elena is captured, how will she escape and free the other captives?

Elena is a werewolf and she’s struggling with this. How did she become what she is today? Why does she fight it so much? All these are revealed in a subtle manner, leading us right into the central plotline in the form of an old fashioned mystery.