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Let's see, today was alright... School wasn't cancelled this morning, so I went into CPIT for work at about 10:00... A little before 1:00 I got an email saying that our Creative Writing course would be held online, since our teacher couldn't make it in because of the roads... That was fun, and about half way in I got an IM from Katie saying that classes after 4pm were cancelled, so I didn't have to go to Algorithms! Whee.

I had a nice little brainstorm for a sorta short-story thing I'm going to try working on... I have kinda an idea of where I want to go, I just need to flesh it out with details and such... I loves writing, yes I do.

I also got a random email from my lil'cousin Molly (about twelve years old, I believe), just saying randomly that she loved me.  ^_^;;  I loves my family so very much.

And that's about it. I have some work that was supposed to get done, but I don't think it will... I'm feeling tired-sick, so I think I'll try and read through my two chapters in Metaphysics and then call it a night.

Oh and I got a bunch of replies to my last post, though only a couple of them were Comments. -smiles- Alyce, Leslie, Rachel, all of you, I love you very much. -smiles-

A Literary Curiosity

Some one postulated something about the differences between how men and women write. Necessarily, me being me, I'd like to test this theory. So, I have here one scene written twice, once by a girl and once by a guy. What I ask of you all, if you would, is to try and tell which was written by whom, and then give me reasons to back up your claim.

Unless you know specifically which piece was written by which person, as that would tip the bias, necessarily.

Update: Oh, yes, and please don't read other people's votes and explainations before you add your own -- it might taint your answer, and I want to try and keep this as clean as possible.

It's Wednesday now. I'll give it a few days, to give you all ample time to read them and decide, and, depending on how it goes, let you all know what's what this weekend.

( The Scene )