"...--where she was nothing,
pure nothing, in the middle of the day."
--"Daystar" by Dove
"I need to get a few things done before class," the English instructor says after we had been talking for a while in his office.
In other words, stop arguing with me, Jae, and do something useful with your time like reading a book. Yes! Read a book. Go now!
I don't know why I showed up to office hours, I did need to tell him that I would miss class on November 30th, since I had to go up to Palo Alto for a psych evaluation at Stanford's Outpatient Clinic. However, I could have written that in a couple-sentences-long email.
Mostly, I just wanted to watch his face when I told him that he made a comment which was "uncharacteristic" of him.
Shouldn't students show up to class? I mean, isn't that a truism?
"You took the comment much more seriously than the other students."
"Can I be frank?" I say.
"You haven't been?"
I can't tell if he's making a joke or not.
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