How Was Your Day VI

[Chloe O'brien]

glad you had a good holiday abbie. bummer about the tonsilits again hope it clears up soon.

[Kirsty :]]

Aww hope you get your tonsils sorted soon Abbie!

Work was crazy tonight! Busiest that I've seen it in a while!

I also went brunette today.. it's weird to get used to but I actually quite like it haha.

[Abbie]

OMG im freaking out, my friend is picking me up at half 9 so we can go get our results

[Trinity]

In Scotland you get them by mail to your house, with the option of getting them by email or text as well (between 8 am and 9am on the day they will arrive by post).

My son's results email arrived at 0801 and the certificate at 1500.

Best of luck Abbie!

[Tannie]

I'm sitting here nearly in tears. I've got my college induction day tomorrow and my friend was going to go with me, but she can't now as she has to go into college for 9.30 to get her whites and her timetable and stuff. I wanted someone there when i went in (i need to be there for 1), cause i'm really shy in real life, i've just nearly had a panic attack and started crying, i can't say anything to my mum about it cause she just think's i'm joking but i'm not. i'm dreading it compleltly now to the point where i don't want to go but i have to. urgh

[Trinity]

Tannie, breathe deeply and relax. Try to think of something else this afternoon.

Tomorrow you can do this, and you will make friends. Concentrate on your breathing and smile at everyone you come across. If you put on a confident face you do end up feeling more confident - I know it sounds silly but it is true.

I am also quite shy in social settings, but I have learned over the years to make myself go over to new people, smile and introduce myself. It actually gives you a bit of control and that makes you feel better too.

Remember, a lot of people will be feeling just as scared as you.

Best of luck!

[Tannie]

Tannie, breathe deeply and relax. Try to think of something else this afternoon.

Tomorrow you can do this, and you will make friends. Concentrate on your breathing and smile at everyone you come across. If you put on a confident face you do end up feeling more confident - I know it sounds silly but it is true.

I am also quite shy in social settings, but I have learned over the years to make myself go over to new people, smile and introduce myself. It actually gives you a bit of control and that makes you feel better too.

Remember, a lot of people will be feeling just as scared as you.

Best of luck!

Thank you

That's what i'm going to do, my mum's driving me up and say's she'll wait for me but i'll dread going in.

[Katy]

Good Luck, its never easy in situations lke that but i have got better as i grown up, i used to hate it but now i talk to everyone!

[Chloe O'brien]

Tannie it's okay to feel nervous, everyone on your course will be feeling the same. Try not to worry too much the tutors and staff will be very helpful and friendly.

[Tannie]

Thanks guys I'm not as worried now as another mate said she would come to me and my mum said she'll wait for us plus I'm heading over to Edinburgh tomorrow night which should be wicked the only downside is the crowds which Means panic attacks but I'll try to stay calm. Plus I'm hoping when college starts up the time will fly by I'm getting excited for my 18th lol.