She listens to it all the time now. Love always, Charlie. September 29, 1991
Dear friend, There is a lot to tell you about the last two weeks.
A lot of it is good, but a lot of it is bad. Again, I don’t know why this always happens.
First of all, Bill gave me a C on my To Kill a Mockingbird essay because he said that I run my sentences together.
I am trying now to practice not to do that. He also said that I should use the vocabulary words that I learn in class like “corpulent” and “jaundice.”
I would use them here, but I really don’t think they are appropriate in this format.
To tell you the truth, I don’t know where they are appropriate to use.
I’m not saying that you shouldn’t know them. You should absolutely.
But I just have never heard anyone use the words “corpulent” and “jaundice” ever in my life.
That includes teachers. So, what’s the point of using words nobody else knows or can say comfortably?
I just don’t understand that. I feel the same way about some movie stars who are terrible to watch.
Some of these people must have a million dollars at least, and yet, they keep doing these movies.
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