How I Paid for College : A Novel of Sex, Theft, Friendship & Musical Theater — Page 5

boobs didnt you just finish the dinvinshy code YOU READ ALOT!


i love the new icon but i liked the monileasa one better

BTW Addy....I see you as a mixture of Kelly & Ziba. You probably were a cheerleader at one point of you growing years, you can sing, and you're worldly. Plus I can picture you doing whatever your friends wanted and not worry about what people thought or the consequences.

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Regarding Addy's question 15: It seems that the moral of the story is to love your friends and get laid as often as possible. Wish I had known that twenty years ago when I was in high school.

Marc Acito's website says he'll be in NYC on Nov. 18 for a reading at Barnes & Noble-Greenwich Village. Let's all plan on going.

Boobs, I told you that I'd get in trouble! I was taking photo's of my neighbors Asian inspired front yard for y'all and got caught! I was in the front yard pretending to rake leaves and would sneak the camera out of my pocket every once in a while and click a shot. Just as I clicked the "buddha shot" the neighbor comes around the corner in her car. Nailed!!! I know she saw the flash, but god bless her she just smiled and waved as she got out of the car. I smiled and waved back and frantically raked leaves like nobody's business and then slunk into the house. We'll see if I got a good picture. The best part is that on closer inspection, there are actually TWO buddha's in her front garden! Will y'all post bail when I'm arrested after dressing them up?

Updated On: 10/25/04 at 08:05 AM

From Boobs: BTW Addy....I see you as a mixture of Kelly & Ziba. You probably were a cheerleader at one point of you growing years, you can sing, and you're worldly. Plus I can picture you doing whatever your friends wanted and not worry about what people thought or the consequences


LOL - you know me better than I know myself. I'd say you pretty much hit it...

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well, don't love me too much today. I've got a stomach bug...

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barts - just saw your post. The moral of the story was to love your friends for me, too.

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Boobs! It's Monday morning... don't get me started so early.

(And, I didn't play THOSE kinds of games in high school...)

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Addy, since I read it I've been contacting all of my old friends to tell them that I miss them and to recommend this book to them. It's been a wonderful experience.

And Cookie, keep trying until you find a bookstore that has it in stock. You can also order from Amazon or there's a link on the author's website (www.MarcAcito.com).

It has practically become my mission in life to tell people about this book because I loved it so.

I bought it yesterday and am in love! Thank you!

I am positive I saw this at a Barnes and Noble. So I think I shall pick it up if I can drop by there after work...

9. When Edward visits Mr. Lucas’ apartment, Mr. Lucas talks about how books gave him a reason to live after his accident (“I kept reading, just to stay alive. In fact, I’d read two or three books at the same time, just so I wouldn’t finish one without being in the middle of another–anything to stop me from falling into the big, gaping void”). What do books and reading mean to you?

Reading really is food for the brain to me. It keeps my brain ticking. I get very excited reading, especially if it's a suspense novel to try and figure out who did it. This book gave me a good laugh which is what we can all use..also it make me remember my years I spent doing regional theater and the friends I made along the way. It was a heart warming book for me.

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