Lest we forget:

Liverpool Street/ Aldgate Circle line train: 7 victims:-
Lee Baisden, 34, accountant from Romford (East London)
Benedetta Ciaccia, 30, business analyst born in Rome and living in Norwich
Richard Ellery, 21, camera shop worker from Ipswich
Richard Gray, 24, tax manager from Ipswich with a wife and two children
Anne Moffat, 48, ( Read more... )

- I can go to Alton Towers
- I can go to the Leaver's Ball
- I can go on my laptop again
- I can play on my Xbox again
- I can watch all the football I want
- I can go the gym more
- I can go to town and meet friends a lot more
- I WILL HAVE A LIFE BACK AND NO MORE REVISION

And they are by far the hardest three exams I will do. EVER. The last two days have seen a total of four more get completed, and hopefully come August I'll have the grades that I need to stay here and study Pharmacology ( Read more... )

Tuesday saw the Geography contingency descent upon school for 2 of our 3 exams. They went ok I guess, not as easy as I first thought, but it's two more out of the way at least ( Read more... )

Yes, first exam was today. Chemistry module three... I think I breezed it, more so than last year... AS level seems so much easier this time around, solely for the reason that I wasn't sitting there thinking "a...hydrocarbon ( Read more... )

Well I'm back from holiday. Yes, exams are nearly here. No, I won't say where I went or how much I've revised. The Black Mages rock so much, it's nice and sunny and the World Cup is nearly here

So much to look forward to...obviously not the exams bit of course.

So I've revised Bamber's chemsitry twice now, thinking I understood it.

Then I attempted a past paper of unit 5.

I got an E.

...

Fuck it... why bother...

I'm starting to tire of revising. So far I've revised all of my subjects at least once, and I'm currently onto a second stint with them... but reading over my biology notes this morning bored the life out of me. I gave up and came on here to tell you lot that. Now I'm bored again ( Read more... )

Basically, since last friday, I've got up around the same time everyday. I've revised at least two hours a day. I've spent the other time on here, playing Final Fantasy IX or listening to the new Chili's Album ( Read more... )

"I could tell you the wildest of tales...". That lyric alone sums up how much the people I've met at St Edward's have impacted upon my life. My seven years there were filled with joy, sorrow, happiness, hatred, but most of all, being myself. It seems like only yesterday that I entered that dark drab porter cabin that housed 7H, and since then there ( Read more... )