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[lls_mutant]

Is it THAT hard to believe that Sirius and Remus were friends? Really? I can understand completely that a lot of people don't see a romantic relationship. Totally fine. But is it really that hard to believe they were supposed to be as close as brothers?

Sigh.

If you want to know what I'm talking about, head over to Fiction Alley Park>MWPP>Can't Remus be Bi?

Really. Sirius CAN have more friends than James.

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[krisomniac.livejournal.com]

Oh man. It's a BLAST. I mean, hella work. More than I've ever done in my life, but I *want* to be doing it, you know?

Actually, I shouldn't talk. We've only had one dady of classes, but we got to start dissecting our dogs! My partners and I have this big, lovely, Pitt-mix. That's going to be a crazy experience. We have the dogs for ten weeks and horses in January. It's a case-based (rather than ivory tower) curriculum, which is so involved and so much more interesting than lectures all the time (only a couple hours of lecture each day, and the rest is spent doing practical things). We get to start working with live animals on Monday. I really can't believe they're letting us do all this so soon.

It's like "Hi. So you want to be a veterinarian? Go ahead!"

:):):)

[lls-mutant.livejournal.com]

Oh cool. I'm glad you're enjoing it!

That's what I liked about grad school, too. The work was overwhelming, but it was USEFUL. No silly requirements- everything I had to take I could see why I needed it. You don't have to do a thesis or anything for vet school, right?

I can't believe you're actually making me miss grad school a bit!

[krisomniac.livejournal.com]

Aww. hehee. It's wonderful. Nope. No thesis, just national board examinations to pass in year four.

And, well, the ability to actually *do* the job. It's almost more a professional school than a masters or PhD program.