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Date Posted: 21:17:51 02/10/05 Thu
Author: erin
Subject: Bellonda
In reply to: Antipaul 's message, "Dune 7-8" on 08:09:27 01/15/05 Sat

Bellonda. I can't stop associating Mapes with the portaryer in Lynch film, though the actress in Dune 2000 wouldn't get kicked out of bed over a few crumbs. Rev. Mother Helen Giaus Mohiem, aside from being a total bitch, has that awful STD that I just can't get past and also bad theatrical representation. Ramallo was just too old I suppose, though I shouldn't knock it if I haven't tried it. I can't really recall anything too bad about Bellonda, so she is the hottest merely by default.

I am extremely anxious for September, obviously. I can't allow my hopes to get too high though. Thank God Serena won't be there with her boring speeches. You know, I never finished MC because of her and refuse to purchase Corrin until it is in paperback.

Books I need to reread?
Lord of the Flies
Of Mice and Men (oh, am I a sucker for the story of a friendship)
One Flew Over Cuckoo's Nest (sp?)
A Christmas Story
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

and (beleive it or not) now that Grisham has stopped all of those long, boring legal nonthrillers, A Painted House and The Brethren and The Last Juror were quite enjoyable. All of them had shitty endings.

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