LoveHateSchool
Retired Sept '14
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2009
- Messages
- 5,136
- Location
- The Fires of Mordor
- Gender
- Female
- HSC
- 2012
- Uni Grad
- 2016
So my school did not do so well this year
Well a lot worse. In fact, no band sixes in some of the subjects I do :0
I'm sure not many believe in my aims, but I want to prove all the haters wrong.
I believe our 2012 cohort is stronger than the 2011, and hope to be one of the few to help restore glory to my school. I'm confident that others in my year will assist in this.
I'm in a good position, all 1st assessments were solid. Now just to up the anty for the rest.
So in conclusion, my first pre new year resolutions.
Essentially enjoying my last bludge day tomorrow for the last day of school, because holidays are going to be some significant cramming time for the part I'm not away for.
*Reduce fb and other message board usage by 75%, and here a little. But here is the one net exception because it offers a competitive atmosphere and assistance and people all working for the same aim
Also I like to help out if I can ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
*Follow holiday revision program
*One devised, follow more strict during term study program.
*Exercise more (old healthy body, healthy mind adage)
*Channel negative emotion as a motivator
In a year's time, I don't want to be tasting the bittersweet potion of regret and asking the haunting question of "What if?".
I'm sure not many believe in my aims, but I want to prove all the haters wrong.
I believe our 2012 cohort is stronger than the 2011, and hope to be one of the few to help restore glory to my school. I'm confident that others in my year will assist in this.
I'm in a good position, all 1st assessments were solid. Now just to up the anty for the rest.
So in conclusion, my first pre new year resolutions.
Essentially enjoying my last bludge day tomorrow for the last day of school, because holidays are going to be some significant cramming time for the part I'm not away for.
*Reduce fb and other message board usage by 75%, and here a little. But here is the one net exception because it offers a competitive atmosphere and assistance and people all working for the same aim
*Follow holiday revision program
*One devised, follow more strict during term study program.
*Exercise more (old healthy body, healthy mind adage)
*Channel negative emotion as a motivator
In a year's time, I don't want to be tasting the bittersweet potion of regret and asking the haunting question of "What if?".