Recent content by flightlessbird

I love all of my subjects, I wouldn't have chosen them if I didn't like them and/or didn't think that I'd enjoy them.

23/11 - Belonging Narrative 1/12 - Legal Essay and Speech 7/12 - Belonging Reading Task Receiving a MH assessment within the next few days, and according to my assessment schedule, I'll be sitting a S&C exam sometime in week 8.

=/ Who knew that one person could be so passionate about such a trivial topic like tutoring? Some people like tutoring, they believe that it will help them. Good for them. Others do not feel the same way. And they obviously do not go to tutoring. End of story. No biggie; calm down. It's going...

I have some motivation and want to do well, but there are way too many distractions, farmville anyone? =S

We got our Jerseys last Tuesday. :D I got fantastical, it's an inside joke.

Ugh! Good point... ahaha. Time will tell. *sigh*

Sleep: 10-11pm Wake up: Set my alarm for 7:00am, but I don't get out of bed until 7:30am.

Since you're doing the General Math course, I'm guessing that you don't have an avid interest in Economics/Accounting/Other boring science/mathematical stuff - therefore, most of the courses that would be of interest to you, probably don't require Math. Don't worry too much about what you...

I faced the same dilemma early this term. If I picked up Ext. History I would have had three major works and that was something that frightened me a little. Two major works I can handle, but three just seems a little bit too much. Seeing as you have four major works, I'd suggest you drop Ext...

Well, IMO 11 units isn't risky. If you, however, feel that you need that extra "safety net" in case you fuck something up, then by all means, keep 13 units. The problem with keeping Math is that you will essentially be wasting time doing a subject you know that you're going to fail. If you...

I'm planning on writing a short story. :)

Exactly.

You maintain your rankings the same way you did in Year 11. Simple. That being said, it will be a little harder to maintain your ranking simply because some of the other students in your classes will be like me - they may have decided to work harder in Year 12. For example, I am one of...

And why exactly would 10 units mean more stress? If anything, I would assume that having 12 units is actually more stressful than 10 units, simply because you have less time to allocate to all of your subjects. I don't really believe in the whole "something to fall back on" BS. :)

You're better off dropping maths. I dropped it early last week, and it feels great, knowing that I will never ever have to solve another equation again - well not really, but you get the point. :D