so, in lieu of this today's word is:
dilatory adj. (dill-A-tory): tending or intended to cause delay; tardy
example: Elise's blog posting was dilatory this week and her readers thought her lazy.
In other literature news, I finally finished Jane Eyre. (took forever, whenever a chapter would end there would be another) It was actually really good and I would like to read some more from Charlotte Bronte. However, the finishing of that book means that we have started Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. I am not one to characterize an author by one book. I try not to like or dislike them after reading just one work...Dickens is exempt from this rule. I had to read A Tale of Two Cities in high school and knew right then that I could never like him. I was correct, because it is almost a battle to read two pages of Great Expectations in one sitting. How do you guys feel, are you Charles Dickens fans/never read anything/or hate him?
P.S. - Also throwing out there that if you ever meet anyone who tells you that Dickens is their favorite author they are LY-ING. They are either snotty or think this would impress you. (don't try it with me, I know the truth)
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