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Wow, I thought every school had lockers... We do, free, the half size ones, and the school recently got new ones so they're not vandalised or anything. Not that the kids at my school would vandalise them, prissy private school girls and all that. We have to use them because we're not allowed...

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Wow, I thought washing it every second day was really often! I hate washing my hair though, takes ages to dry, and I can't be screwed with hairdryers and that...

Haven't opened a (school) book since the holidays started... I want to, though, dammit, I just can't be bothered...

I doubt she's actually seriously considering it, no need for all the moralising and all that :D Personally, I wouldn't. Mainly because a) I'm broke, and b) I don't even do english extension anyway...

Highlands Junior School, Harare

If you don't really want to be in any of those subjects...then do chem, just because you're already in it and you don't have to screw around changing stuff. Otherwise, pick the most interesting one. You don't seem to be interested in any of those subjects, though...

Seems to me that if you wanted SOR2, then you'd probably enjoy SOR1, right? Not that I've done either subject, so I don't know how they're connected, but the-derivative seemed to like it... Also. If you don't want another 2U subject, then you probably don't want 2U of agriculture - for the...

Written. But then I don't really take 'notes' as such, I mainly study through doing problems/exercises or jotting down comments made by teachers and stuff. So going through and making proper notes out of these takes a lot of time which for me is pretty much wasted, as I never re-read notes...

'Dropped' maths, as in not taking any other maths courses after accelerating, so I guess it half counts. I still haven't told the teacher though... and he was so excited, because he thought I'd take it further and he kept asking what I was going to do... I just avoided him and plan on doing so...

I gobbled these up in year 7 and 8. Even the blaze/sexy/desire ones. I always felt all shifty, going to the library and trying not to let anyone see me, this 12-year-old kid with 20 mills and boon stories in her arms :D It makes me laugh now, looking at all the titles (the millionaire...

Reading, definitely, if I don't read I completely freak out... writing in my journal helps too.

Re: Looking forward to the future... But struggling to survive the present. Anyone e Argh, absolutely, much as I want to savour my final year of school, blah blah, I just want to move out already and start the Great Adult Life...

My dog-eared copy of Sophie's World.

Stationery yes, books no. If I have a book I like, I'm always too scared to actually write in it unless I'm 100% sure it's important and I've finalised the wording perfectly in my head. So I miss out on all the random comments teachers make and stuff, because I'm too busy ruling perfectly...

Digital Electronics Demystified...it looked interesting on the shelf...

Haven't really had a 'best' novel. They've all been pretty average. Our school never chooses really cool books, like Animal Farm or Lord of the Flies or whatever. Just random coming of age stories about teenage issues... The worst, as in the most boring, was Falling Leaves (the 'adult'...

If you find out, please let me know...

Can't remember, I was googling study tips or something and stumbled upon an interesting-looking thread...

QFT. All of my subjects are maths/science, except for English. I find maths and science logical, elegant and beautiful (exceptions: statistics, and, as stated above, probability. :mad: ). I do enjoy English classes as a nice change from my other subjects, though. There's a lot more room...