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Date Posted: Mon, Sep 03 2007, 7:53pm PDT
Author: Aiden
Subject: Or how to begin in the end
In reply to: Aiden 's message, "
You wanna know if I know why
I can't say that I do
Don't understand the evil eye
Or how one becomes two
" on Sun, Sep 02 2007, 8:08pm PDT

He just smiled quietly as he listened to her rambling, his expression almost secretive - as if he knew something amusing that she did not, but really it was more just about that he was happy to be seeing her, happy to be hearing her sound so much like her typical self. When she finally trailed off, he held up his book and then flipped it shut and leaned forward to drop it onto the coffee table - a signal that he didn't mind her distraction. "Reading... I got sidetracked. Was trying to get organized too..." Sitting now with his elbows resting on his knees, he shuffled absently through a couple pages on the table and then linked his fingers together, his shoulders raising in a shrug that lacked concern. "Should be good for tomorrow anyway though... My TAs have everything for the first couple classes all sorted out anyway. So you're all ready? Are you nervous?" He asked this seriously now, compassion softening his features - he remembered his first day of being the professor with his own lecture halls full of judgmental students. It had been a little nerve-wracking but easier than he would have thought and he didn't doubt that she was going to be a huge hit.

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Well if you don't have the answer -- Keila, Mon, Sep 03 2007, 8:20pm PDT