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“Rose," Alberta said, leaning toward me. "I'm going to be blunt with you. I'm not going to give you lectures or demand any explanations. Honestly, since you aren't my student anymore, I don't have the right to ask or tell you anything."
"You can lecture," I told her. "I've always respected you and want to hear what you have to say."
The ghost of a smile flashed on her face. "All right, here it is. You screwed up."
"Wow. You weren't kidding about bluntness."
"The reasons don't matter. You shouldn't have left. You shouldn't have dropped out. Your education and training are too valuable鈥攏o matter how much you think you know鈥攁nd you are too talented to risk throwing away your future."
I almost laughed. "To tell you the truth? I'm not sure what my future is anymore."
"Which is why you need to graduate."
"But I dropped out."
She snorted. "Then drop back in!"
"I鈥攚hat? How?"
"With paperwork. Just like everything else in the world.”
― Richelle Mead, Blood Promise

“Alberta's two largest cities collected more in library fines than two higher levels of government levied against polluters in 2006-2007.”
― Gordon Laird, The Price of a Bargain: The Quest for Cheap and the Death of Globalization