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I dropped Maths and Ancient. And then had a party. No jokes.

An incredible amount of people go for the mental illness/complete psycho/emotionally turmoiled/clinically ill character. If you're going to be psychotic, don't let it become the definition of the character. Toy with monologues based on books. Read a book and base your monologue on that. Sorry...

me! we also went to a composition seminar by richard gill (conductor of all the meet the music programs). it was pretty good, a bit on the boring side though. met chris gordon, whose french horn concerto will be premiered at one of the meet the music concerts soon!

hey brad, a friend of mine who was a saxophonist a few years ago actually used vocal blues music and just played it on the sax. she did extension too, got a freakin' awesome mark. so if your looking for tenor sax repertoire and finding it hard, you can always revert to something written for a...

Yeah everyone laughed at me for picking poetry. Literally, scoffed in my face. Which really enthused and encouraged me. I don't reckon it's hard, really. I've certainly learnt that you can't manufacture creative energy. But when i get into a concept i just go for it, and it's great. I just wait...

It's just bias. Just like you can do a song, but noone does because most lyrics have a somewhat shallow meaning. English teachers generally think that if someone is going to do Twilight as a related text, they are idiots. Because it is contemporary literature, and you're supposed to show SOME...

Cmon, there has to be more than one of me. What's everyone doing? Hows the logbooking going? (ughhh) How did everyones proposal go?

not the right place to post. ahh, a new post on the poetry board got me all excited. then it was this :|

I actually disliked the one about the boy whose mother's friend molested him. Overly dramatic and angsty. There were some really great moments, but besides that i just felt kind of disappointed. The Painted Ladies and Everynurse were incredible. Our whole drama class has been quoting 'Go...

Depends on whether you are doing Music 1 or 2. Music 2 expects a higher standard. You are expected to perform classical pieces, rather than contemporary. I'll just guess that you're doing Music 1, as most guitarists prefer. My main performance tip would be don't over-rehearse. I always feel...

Having done both Music 2 and IPT (although dropped IPT for year 12), I would say Music 2's workload is ultimately ALOT more. And the level of ability expected for Music 2 students is ridiculous, its an 'elite' subject, and quite hard. If you really love music, you might have fun, but you need to...

Is it for essays and so forth? If so i have a few more. reiterates, contradicts, eradicates, determines, ascertains, imitates, extrapolates etc etc. they're my essay words (i love extrapolate..i confused my drama teacher with it once. ahhh) i actually dont do many essay subjects but i use...

I think i remember reading yours. And i liked the Afrikaans! (sorry if i'm completely wrong and you never posted it, but i faintly remember it)

i seriously considered it but really wanted to do ee2, so had to keep :(

I did something very similar to that for my year 11 yearly exam. Our story had to focus on 'dystopias' though, so the story was quite pessimistic. About a baby in a womb, and its thought processes through the experience of giving birth. My ideas stemmed from absurdist drama and postmodernism...

agreed. i hate this. its shit. i want to strangle john keats. ...we're also doing Possession:A Romance, which relates to the topic somehow..?

"pumped", "excited"? wow. i would say...faintly optimistic and struggling with the fact that my social life is about to implode.

Re: Future Plans: What UAI/course/job are you aiming for? meh. let people dream.

my friend millz says her. LOL!

Well, you don't know the exam. So you wouldn't truly be properly answering the question if your essay was off by a bit. It's ridiculous anyway. Honestly, who memorises WHOLE essays? Especially for humanities subjects. Cmon, now.