As much as I love French, essays will always be a bit of a drag. Especially when you have no idea what to write. I do have an unopened packet of Percy Pigs sitting next to me, so that's lifting my spirits a little.
The essay's about how Meursault changes throughout the course of L'étranger, and to tell you the truth, I can't think of much. I'm trying to think outside the box (that always seems to help with "unobvious" essays).
Anyway, that's all I really have to say. The video camera is still confusing me so the video may still be a while. And I also wanted to say that I probably won't be doing a book review for L'étranger seeing as I'm studying it next year, so I'll probably be posting a lot about it anyway (if I do, it'll be quite a short one). If I have an epiphany with my essay, I might post again today. If not, it'll probably be Sunday when you'll hear from me again.
It seems like I haven't been doing very much recently, but I've been so busy that I haven't had time to post anything!
Caitlin
P.S. For some reason, I'm not allowed an apostrophe in my post labels. So, I've had to write "L étranger". This is not some horrendous grammatical error, simply blogger being silly.
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