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Well today wasn't to bad.
Went to speak to my pupil support teacher about leaving and he said to speak to my parent's about it as it's also up to them so i've just spoke to them about it and i need to get the info and then we'll discuss it further:p
Went to my friends after school today was fun:D Went to the park, sang and just generally had a laugh:D
thankfully we now have matresses on the bed! though its annoying cos weve been made to start paying rent from the 1st sept but theres work still being done on the house! anyway went back down there yesterday taking some more stuff down, moving in on a week friday hopefully so looking forward to that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by di marco
also got a new phone on monday, it was meant to be £140 but i got it for £95 so im quite pleased with that
I am kind of miserable.
On of my close colleagues died suddenly last week. He was a fit, family guy of about 50 - he ran and played 5 a side regularly and wasn't ill at all.
He collapsed at work and died several days later. He has a young son and his family a devastated as you would expect.
It is really heartbreaking.
Work to live - don't live for work. It isn't worth it, really
it isn't.
What are you leaving Tannie, School?
Thats really sad Trinity, It happened to one of my teachers at primary school they just dropped down dead its really sad as it comes as such a shot. RIP.
I've just bought a new camara went into Manchester it's well nice and slim, its gorgeous got it on charge now can't wait to take some pictures.
Sorry to hear about your close colleague Trinity - that must have been a real shock.
I started sixthform 2 days ago - we've had 2 induction days and tomorrow i start my subjects for AS level - i am looking forward to it, but i'm a bit nervous too as sixthform is different to Year 11.
Im really likeing college at the moment, my classes are really good, but Ive already had a lot of work to do for biology!! Have to read a text book and do a book review on it, its a very odd assignment
glad you two are both enjoying college, i found the 2 years of 6th form college were miles better than school, they give you more freedom and find that the people you are with are like you as you have picked the same subjects and things.
What subjects have you chosen to do?
I took Drama, English Literature, ICT and Media Studies.
I started my subjects today and i had 3 free lessons in a row! So between 10am and 2pm i was doing absolutely nothing and just hanging round with mates..it was a bit boring lol...but you do have a lot more freedom and i feel the teachers respect you a lot more (the headteacher even joked with me and a group of friends today! :eek: ) I had Media and English today - good lessons so far, except my English teacher totally goes off the topic we are meant to be talking about and talks about random things. :rotfl:
So sorry to hear of the loss of your colleague Shari. We lost two colleagues last year to cancer one was age 42 the other 52. It really gives you a reality shock when someone still young and fit suddenly dies. It's just as well as we don't know what is round the corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trinity
I took, Drama and theatre studies, english language, biology and geography.Quote:
Originally Posted by Katy
Biology is on the 7th floor lol, so by the end of 2 years im going to be really fit, i mean i could take the lift but i choose not to