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Counting drama as 2, I have 5 major works, and i really don't see why everyone struggles so much with it all..? I love all my creative subjects, and I think the more you enjoy your major work the more you'll feel inclined to work on it. Everything i'm doing is of a personal interest to me, and i...

yeah. i mean, if you can do it for Drama (in your monologue or script) you should be able to do it for EE2

Background reading i'm doing is mostly Beat poets of the 60's Allen Ginsberg, Kenneth Rexroth, Jack Kerouac. My MW is a suite of poems that discusses and contemplates the societal effects of consumerism, and the future of our consumerist society. It's very contemporary, both in style...

A close friend of mine recently dropped EE2 after doing both those subjects. I think he said it just took up too much of his time, and he liked Society & Culture better. I have 5 major works this year, and as long as you stay on top of them it's really not that hard!

I'm doing poetry, so the word-count is less, and i'm not sure whether quantity=quality in this case. But i certainly have finished my 2nd draft. I actually think i'm done. Which can't be right, can it?

sup homedog. i'm kinda at an awkward standstill right now. writers block! oh and the fact that i have 532375072 assessments. hows you?

If anyone out there is doing Possession by AS Byatt, and is doing well, PLEASE pm me or something. I'm doing fairly well, but my teacher is a moron. I'm basically teaching myself right now.

my logbook is this thing heaving with papers and notes and tape and scribbles, brochures, tickets, post-it notes, business cards, photos. And i'm only doing IP performance! You can put it anything thats relevant, that's why i like logbooks. Ido use coloured textas though, but mine is far from...

i have a best mate thats a chick. the reason we're mates is probably because neither of us are attracted to the other. ive had other chick 'mates' that i've just ended up screwing around with. you cant have a friend thats a girl that you're attracted to.

that was one of those 'why did i click on the link' moments.

And sometimes Tone Colour is called Performing Media or Timbre (wtf, tone colour is the biggest excuse for a concept, far out)

In our year 11 maths exam, someone left their folder open outside and all their papers were blowing around the balconies outside the hall and we could see the whole oval with papers hovering over it. the girl was so embarrassed bahahaha.

ahh, you see i had this planned out waaay prior to the choosing of GP groups. Me and the two other guys who wanted to be in the same group made sure we did really well in every assessment task, homework, IP, so we were ahead of everyone else. then our teacher put us in the group together...

i started mine in year 11, and got WAY ahead in terms of research etc. I'm doign poetry and its so fun, i love EE2. Go for it, if you think you can commit.

ex- tomboy ex ex- british ex ex ex- insane

Well, you use words that don't necessarily mesh with your context, or the impressions you're trying to create. To a marker with no connection to you (like myself), it seems like you have right clicked alot of words on MS Word and found an interesting synonym. ie. 'peremptorily', 'genuflect'...

Woah, there. Writing a good imaginative response does not mean swallowing a thesaurus. Using too many 'look how clever i am' words detracts from the actual story. I also think you don't frame your similes well enough. They stick out a little too much. Try to tell less, and show more. Your...

Mmm, i agree. If you're going to change, make your mind up. Only a few months till the submission, so try and make a decision now, and get to work straight away.

that was a little ignorant, don't you think?

That is so true. They are literally everywhere. I mean, the emo subculture is entirely founded on that idea. I used to snicker at people who said they were going through depression when it was very obviously certain they were not. The trivialisation of depression has made it a seemingly less...