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05-07-2003, 02:47 PM
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I saw MacBeth being performed at the Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon. It was the best performance i ever saw of any play !! Really impressive
 I also saw Julius Caesar and Titus Andronicus. I didn't like Caesar too much, they did a modern version of it, with army clothes and everything  But Titus was great , and very bloody  Unfortunately I have never been to Stratford, but I really want to go! Where in England did you study? I spent one year at college in Yorkshire  I Havent read how to kill a mockingbird. i think the foundation course did that one while we were reading the crucible  what is it about?The New York Trilogy consists of three stories: City of Glass, The locked room and Moon Palace ... it's a very confusing book. City of Glass is about a detective who tries to track down a missing husband, but becomes involved in it so much that he gives up everything for it. He doesnt eat anymore, sleeps in a cardboard box etc everything is really weird in this book...I hope to get into Tourism Management Studies, but its very hard to get into If I'm not successful, I will study Geography and International Politics I think. We will see 
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I studied in Walsall, close to Birmingham. Crap place to live but great fun otherwise!!
To kill a mockingbird is beautiful and so sad. It is a bit slow to start off with but it is definitely one of my all time favourites. It's about a lawyer in the South of the US in the 50's who defends a black man and about the rest of the family. It really is a truly beautiful book. The New York Trilogy sounds interesting... although weird!! Maybe I'll try it some time. I'm always looking for books to read!! There are never enough of them! Will you be studying in Germany?? Geography sounds really good!! If I had my time over again (I don't mean to sound that old!!!) I would like to study palaeontology, that would be so good! At the moment I have to stick to Russian....  Although I do kind of like it..... honestly!!Tash
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05-07-2003, 03:06 PM
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If I can get into Tourism it will probably be either in Austria or Italy, Geography and Politics will be in Germany (i hope in Trier).
I had a friend who lived in Walsall, she's from Brazil You study Russian? that's great! i love russian, i did it for 5 years but i have forgotten almost everything
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05-07-2003, 03:27 PM
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yep, i started it in 1994 at school, back then we had to chose between french, latin and russian. god knows why i chose russian
 i liked it though, shame i had to stop but i might continue it at uni if i find the time
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05-12-2003, 02:48 PM
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da, otshen chorosho
hihi yes, my weekend was fun really went clubbing on saturday - really good music this time (deep purple, ac/dc, chili peppers, silverchair, coldplay.... but no BJ )Then party last night. Fun, but came home quite early (around 1am  )how was your weekend? done anything exciting?
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05-13-2003, 02:51 PM
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Love the phonetic spelling of the Russian!!!!
My weekend was good. It actually started on Thursday when I saw Bruce!!! Friday I was dead and didn't do anything... I'm getting old... Went out with some friends on Saturday and got a little bit tipsy (read: very drunk) and had major hangover on Sunday and therefore couldn't do anything again. So, yes I had a good weekend! That club sounds good. We don't have those kinds of places here where they play like 80's music, I wish they did.. I'd be out every weekend!! Tash
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