[The bikes roar past, stopping just down the street. She says her goodbyes to Kadaj and walks past the Perk on her way to the apartment. She smiles softly thinking of what Kadaj said...when she peers in the window and sees Adam with Janet. A deep breath and a quicker step, and she makes her way to the apartment (http://www.livejournal.com/users/prof_cregg/31621.html).]
Janet hears several loud motorcycles roaring past the Perk and ignores them. She has a mocha. With extra whipped cream. And that's far more important than turning around and glaring at a few noisemakers. But, we must keep the threads posted cleanly, mustn't we?
"I'm making this more complicated than it needs to be, aren't I?" asked Janet ruefully. She always did that. She pulled out her binder for Professor Dream's classes. "This is why I'm not a linguist. That and the fact that I prefer the biological sciences."
She flipped open her binder and read her notes. "All right, I need to discuss 'any aspect of the languages we have studied or the cultures that gave rise to them.' But since I'm combining Classics and Indo-European, I can talk about cultural or linguistic shifts like oral to written tradition, right?" She frowned at her notes. "Ancient Hebrew's from a nearby geographical area. Think that works, or should I go with Greek or Latin instead?"
((OOC: Love, love, love the website you gave me in the library, Methos.))
Re: Methos and Janet
Re: Methos and Janet
But, we must keep the threads posted cleanly, mustn't we?"I'm making this more complicated than it needs to be, aren't I?" asked Janet ruefully. She always did that. She pulled out her binder for Professor Dream's classes. "This is why I'm not a linguist. That and the fact that I prefer the biological sciences."
She flipped open her binder and read her notes. "All right, I need to discuss 'any aspect of the languages we have studied or the cultures that gave rise to them.' But since I'm combining Classics and Indo-European, I can talk about cultural or linguistic shifts like oral to written tradition, right?" She frowned at her notes. "Ancient Hebrew's from a nearby geographical area. Think that works, or should I go with Greek or Latin instead?"
((OOC: Love, love, love the website you gave me in the library, Methos.))