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Lol, for my best day story I talked about meeting Rupert Grint and Daniel Radcliffe. :rofl: It was good cos I brought in all my fancy points about my favourite film and all that jazz. I'm really hoping I did well, I'm first in my school... so that will mean I'll end up with a pretty final mark.

I don't finish till next Wednesday. Fucking hate all of you. :)

I'm so glad Obama won, I have nothing against McCain (he made a great speech after conceding defeat) but I'm shitscared of Palin. I was sitting in the French exam when it happened so I'm kinda angry I missed to live converage.

The fact we had to do R&R Part B as a chat conversation made me lol. I was tempted to just write the whole thing in chatspeak. The rest was all fine, even the last question of the listening wasn't very hard. Fingers crossed for full marks. :)

Je viens de regarder les nouvelles a la tele, mais j'ai rien compris! Je suis vouee a l'echec. :D

A girl from my school tried to do a picture book but the Board of Studies didn't allow it. So unless the rules have changed, I don't think so.

I know! I don't deserve to be in the book but I'm going to be devastated when I don't get in, sigh. We'll find out in like, two weeks, how scary is that? :uhoh: Free book though, I wonder if the Showcase people have to buy it or do they get it free?? And who actually buys the book in the...

wrote 12 and a bit for each. Definitely a case of quantity over quality though. The pomo question was impossible!

I used 18. I always write a lot in maths exams because of the sheer amount of working I do... It seemed like I was putting my hand up every 5 minutes to ask for a new booklet.

My thesis was that his narrative techniques allowed him to tell the smaller stories in order to represent the true identity of Canada. Fascinating stuff.

Yeah, of course you are! They prefer when you can link the the syllabus anyway. Heaps of people do pomo stories, and that's also an Ext 1 topic. Have fun...

Hahaha, that's painfully true. :(

I liked the question. The central part of my Hamlet discussion has always been "what does free will mean in a world where everything is governed by fate?" Which was linked so closely to the question. So, I was happy. :)

I used two, because I didn't read the fucking question. Man... Oh well, I tried. And my discussion of the second literally went like this "If we do not nurture memory, it will DIE." Ah, fail.

Me too, sigh. Oh well, NO ENGLISH TILL NEXT THURSDAY. Bwahaha.

I'm kinda joking in my sig. I doubt I'll get anywhere near that! My tutor told me last week that they've already marked them! :uhoh: I'm freaking out a little.

Hahaha. Actually, my tutor gave me good marks for the spaceship story the first time I wrote it. It's not really all that bad, it includes the line "our shuttle never felt so tiny. Specks of dust floating in the infinite skies." I don't think it matters what your subject matter is really...

1. Goblet of Fire 2. Chamber of Secrets 3. Prisoner of Azkaban 4. Philosopher's Stone 5. Half Blood Prince 6. Deathly Hallows 7. Order of the Phoenix Man, I love them all though. I hate putting anything at the bottom. :uhoh:

I used six. My short story was 10 pages. but then again i wrote like this: 4... 3... 2... 1... BLAST OFF! Yes, how very postmodern of me.

I agreed. Went on about the Romantic notion of how the human spirit and the imagination are intrinsically linked or something. Worked really well for Coleridge, I don't think I really talked about my related texts that well in relation to the question. But I don't care anymore. Never again!