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Accept that he's just not that into you and move on. Is what I would try to do.

I suppose you just load up on things you don't have to chew. So maybe meat is not a good idea initially. Maybe soup would do better. Veges and meaty goodness in an easily consumed form.

I lose weight very quickly when I don't eat properly, so yes. But I think I could probably put it back on in the same amount of time it took me to lose it, with the three "M's"- Maccas, milkshakes and meat. Edit- I have no idea how long healing takes eh.

Or sustagen. My friend survived on sustagen.

Whole bunch of knitted stuff from ASOS ASOS | ASOS Crochet Cropped Jumper at ASOS ASOS | ASOS Rivet Detail Military Cardigan at ASOS For the Autumn weather that doesn't quite necessitate a leather jacket but needs more than a tshirt.

I still had baby teeth when I was 14. So yeah my teeth are a bit slow. I'd hope that if I had wisdom teeth, I'd be knocked out cold during their removal and made milkshakes with cream afterwards so I didn't lose weight.

Apparently some people just don't get them. My friend had braces so she got xrayed when her wisdom teeth were due to come through (to get them before they stuffed up her orthodontic work), and there were none there. Lucky her. My parents both had wisdom teeth so I don't see why I...

turning 22 in may and no wisdom teeth yet.

Just some Sally Hansen clear stuff, to stop them chipping. My nails get mad weak when I wear nail polish, I just need to cover them til they grow out a bit and I can cut them below where they're chipping. Bright pink on my toenails. They need a touch up.

I haven't had a class participation mark for any of my ed subjects, but I suppose they're being taught by people who are proper teachers and know how to start discussion. They know they can't teach good practice if they don't do it themselves.

Norrie first registered sexless person This is interesting. You're now allowed to have "sex not specified" on birth certificates, so there's a trend towards parents not choosing a gender for their child at birth (when it's a grey area). I think it's a good idea, since you can never tell...

You get used to the ed building. It manages to fit the most possible rooms in it, and it has COLD WATER which is awesome.

I'm a sort of stomach-bum-thighs type person as far as girls go.

Decent pair of arms. Nice smile. Clear skin.

Ah ok. Hopefully it's different for primary ed. I think it's easier to get casual work at least.

It's annoying when people ask questions that the lecturer has just addressed, or that could be answered by reading the UoS outline or something as easy as that. Esp now. You're in FOURTH YEAR, get a clue already.

Primary or secondary?

For education honours you need a D average and you basically write a thesis or something enormous like that. Not many people in my cohort are doing it, it's an awful lot of work. I'm not sure if it helps you get targeted or what, but many people with D averages (myself included) chose not...

Yeah. It might take a few days for your body to catch up, but just carry on. Take note of how you feel, as far as mood swings and what not go. See if your pill fits you.

Yeah it's quite scary that this time next year I'll (hopefully) be qualified and teaching. Eep. Although it'll be nice to be paid for all the work for a change.