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Simultaneously anxious, apathetic, nauseous, happy and tired. All for the HSC results. Aren't they special? -pats them- No. Actually, it's a shitload of mmmmmmmmmeh.

zomgyoutotallyreadmymindjustthen. :o

WE SHOULD! :o <333 ...prayingforabove50rightnow.

(L) Samesame. (N)

Oiiii, Jess, lemme on the bandwagon. Nothing above 65 for me. :D <3

Re: First Preferences? Damnit, I could've applied for that? Hmm. Right now I don't feel optimistic about university, so my old preference (Arts - Media & Communications) is dropkicked out the window. Now I'm thinking of either taking a gap year, or applying to JMC Academy and do B Creative...

I'm still in the process of signing out, and I started last Tuesday. Need to haul back all my textbooks, fees ... we only need our class teachers' signatures, but that makes things a little bit difficult when one of them keeps eluding you on rollerblades to get across from Home Economics...

I'll probably be staying up the whole night before results come out, rocking backwards and forwards in the foetal position on my chair. Etc. etc. Aww, poor Jess. *hug* It's still another month away ... eeep. *bounces around to distract self*

Realism is just as key in this area as the actual portrayed journey is. Personally I wouldn't recommend sticking with it, because there are far easier ideas out there that will not only be more realistic if you write them, but will be easier to write about in forty minutes, and will be easy to...

There's no concrete way to start your Process Journal; it's meant to, overall, document the process of composition. How haphazard or linear that process turns out to be, is up to you - your Journal should reflect that as closely and precisely as possible. Just make sure your writing is at least...

I wouldn't say it falls under that category, unless you write it in such a way that it appears to be able to be classified as that. I can empathise -- I used the personal experience of my mother dying as the underlying focus of my Major Work this year. I think that it can give you an advantage...

Your current themes are enough to write a solid essay, although ... I suggest for you to extend your Aboriginal Experiences, and go in-depth - talk about issues linked to Reconciliation, plus the dichotomy between Black vs. White society, provide examples, link, technique, etc. etc. Also ...

Absolutely craptacular. :)

... who says you need to veer away from what you're passionate about, just because it's studied intensively in the EE1 course? Last time I checked, people didn't get marked down for doing a crime fiction piece when Crime Fiction is part of the 3U syllabus. The girl who did EE2 with me this past...

I was tempted to admonish you with that very statement, but insistence taken aside, I highly recommend you stray outside of the conventions of research and take your own way with things. First-hand and second-hand investigation work well, of course. If push comes to shove, force yourself, but...

I hate Hummers, they're more annoying than Jeeps. :mad1: So, it's Tuesday morning here, folks, and my job search is still not even at square one. (Y)

Pfft, at least you're GOING to your formal, Hung. I didn't go to mine. :p It was on September 25, the same day as our beloved many-tears-hand-me-a-kleenex-this-is-so-a-Kodak-moment graduation. And damnit, I regret it! I could've used that occasion as an opportunity to come out to my entire year...

We just need to sign out as soon as we've returned all our crap. Honestly, I would've done it by now, if I hadn't turned into an owl and spent the past week staying up all hours through the night and snoring during the day. My Biology textbook is staring at me ... *twitch*

We can be Target bitches @ Livo Westfields. :p Olololol, etc. I'd actually like to work at Target, it'd be better for my wellbeing than fast food restaurants. Hrrm ...

O_O Hawly sheet, rly? Ahahah. Yeah, my father opened mine to, and then gave it to me. He said he opened the mail all at once and it was a mistake and I was just like "... :mad1: it has MY NAME on it, you must've been utterly blind to not notice it."