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Yeh, same here. And having a major project for History Extension as well, and with a draft also due in the first weeks of term 2, I needed to do one or the other. I figured it might as well be the one I like...lol.

"I've tried so hard to tell myself that you're gone, but though you're still with me, I've been alone all along." -Evanescence, "My Immortal"

I'm at 3900 words at the moment, but I'm going to need to heavily edit, because Im running out of words lol.

'Alice's Adventures In Wonderland' and 'Through The Looking Glass (And What Alice Found There' by Lewis Carroll. By far, my favourite books of all time. I have read them over, and over again, and even at age 17 am still not sick of it. I used it for an english assignment last year actually. That...

haha. He's on TV enough... Gough Whitlam! The best prime minister by far! Where would this country be if it wasn't for Whitlam?

Samwise Gamgee! hahaha. I love the Mad Hatter in 'Alice's Adventures In Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll, Quick Lamb in 'Cloudstreet', as well as Mary Lennox and Dicken in 'The Secret Garden'.

I'm seeing 3 Doors Down on the weekend at the Enmore. My friend is dragging me there, I don't like them too much. I want garbage to come here on tour for their new album, and I want The Killers to come back!

OUr school has two hours for the half yearly, we've got two questions, one is purely a practice, the other is the only one that has real impact on our assessment mark, that being the one on the "What Is History" topic, rather than our case study on Elizabeth, which is the question which...

Ah yes, that was me...haha what a coincidence!

Thank God!

Either way, our lecture guy sucked...imo of course.

I was the boy in the white and green jacket. I was at the front of the room, about four rows back. I asked if there were any taboo topics in the last lecture, because I often wonder how many people do Tarantino, haha. Who were you cameron?

I wanted to do 'Wuthering Heights', but I'm doing 'Cloudstreet' and I love it.

I'm doing Cloudstreet too. I went to a study day last week, and the guy totally stuffed up the lecture! I thought he was actually going to go into different readings of the text, but he didn't *cries* Everything he said was obvious, and I am now so frustrated. I love the book, and I'm so...

Yeh nor do I. I mean, I'd read some of the essays he showed us, I was already aware what he was pointing out. It would've been nice if he wasn't just comparing major works, and actually showing us what we should be doing, rather than producing...I was so bored lol

Yeh, I'm almost finished my first draft. I don't think I've done a lot of research yet though, so we'll see.

This question is directed at those who did history extension in 2004 or before. At what point in your major work were you up to now? I have got some names and a bit of information on my relevant historians, but I'm afraid I'm too far behind...

I'm doing Extension 2 in 2005. I already wrote what I'm doing in the other thread, a critical response on the works of Quentin Tarantino...I'm so afraid that the topic is overdone judging by the amount of people who have said they're doing or thinking about doing it. But I guess I can't let...

Best of 2004: Best album: "The Soul Sessions" - Joss Stone Best song: "From The Sea" - Eskimo Joe Best movie: "Kill Bill Volume 2" Best television show: "Alias" Well that's my opinion anyway.

Definitely Alicia Keys gets my vote. I saw her live in October...great performance. I love Mary J. too though, and Beyonce, but her songwriting and musical skills make her run away from the rest of the pack. And her beautiful voice...