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I have been at work too many hours this week, but it's totally worth it. We're really starting to see the students at the reference desk and in our offices. Assignments are due, that's why! Lots of teaching and lots of running around makes Becky a tired, but happy girl.

  • watching Glee: I really do love this show. I mean seriously? Singing, cheesy dancing, and random Josh Groban and Victor Garber sightings? Love it!! This was my fave clip of the week.
  • watching Greek: This show is addicting. There you have been forewarned. Despite sepnding my day surrounded by college students I still love watching this each week. Cappie just cracks me up. Like his take on movie trailer voiceovers.
  • sports-filled weekends: I got to watch 3 football games this weekend, and catch some live and televised tennis. That always makes a great weekend.
  • excited students: I've had 3 students tell me how excited they are about writing their paper. It's so edifying to see students excited about research and writing. And these are topics they picked. Yay!

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  1. EmilySeptember 17, 2009 at 11:15 PM

    You're not kidding about Greek. I watched 47 episodes in 3 weeks.

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  2. AndreaSeptember 18, 2009 at 10:18 AM

    I love Glee!! That is the best show.

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  3. AnonymousSeptember 18, 2009 at 12:50 PM

    Same here, Emily. I got totally sucked in at watch every episode....and I loved Greek with all it's awkward moments that made me laugh.

    Bek- you should watch Lincoln Heights...it's just as addicting, but it totally hits the heart strings..an amazing show that's worth the addition to your tv watch list (besides you can catch up on all the epi's on abcfamily.com )

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