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Reading: A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess.

I think that Twilight sucks and is a pastiche of other vampire novels and plot lines. Moreover, I really REALLY hate Meyer's style of vapid and incongruously painful writing, I mean, who the hell wants to know what happens to Bella on a freaking SECOND-to-SECOND basis? I think in NO WAY is...

My bedroom looked like Lord Voldemort had been there.

1. I watched Dexter and Inspector Rex for most of Stuvac 2. I didn't study thirteen hours a day like my parents thought I did, but only nine hours 3. I really didn't give a shit about MX1 4. I'm just so tired and sick of the fucking HSC exams

Positive thoughts people! Don't worry, everyone will be fine.

Completely valid. Just also make sure to tell the supervisor before the exam starts...and sound sniffly

Re: Do I really need a tutor to get good UAI? Its a self fulfilling prophecy, you think that having a tutor will help you, so you tend to study harder/pay more attention. So in the end, its up to you, kiddo

Re: the big question WHAT UNI DO YOU WANT TO GO TO AND WHY! Usyd because they have the best law school in Australia there, and I cbb to go to ANU...

Desperately trying to cram for Chemistry...and sick of it. I can't wait for 1 pm 6th Nov. But then there's the clearance form. SHITSHITSHIT!

Eng + Ext 1 - notes fobber, gives us endless notes from her books and such Eng Ext 2 - was really really good about the whole thing and stayed up till like three in the morning talking about magical realism and how stream of consciousness wasn't working. Maths + Ext 1 + Ext 2 - Sarcastic...

I'd make Coleridge and Wordsworth roll down the steep hill in bubblewrap bubbles as demonstrated in 'Pandemonium' as a replacement for the opium high

I think that in the end what ultimately matters is the HSC mark because my year advisor explained to me that the school ranks are modulated to the HSC ranks/marks since each school has a different grade of difficulty in assessments. Case Study: I went to Sydney Girls and for most of the...

After chemistry I am free of the HSC burden...to have to begin the anxious wait for exam results and all the various applications for scholarships/courses/UAI etc.

I watched 'Dexter' and said that I was forming creative ideas for crime fiction. Thank goodness parents don't really check the HSC timetable since English Ext 1 was like last Thursday. Other than that. I studied.

Study as well as you can and try not to think too many post-exam depressing thoughts...

Commerce/Law @ USYD (really hoping for it) But I'd really not mind either Commerce (Liberal Studies) or Oral Health

12 books this year so far, but usually I read like 80 books a year. ATM I'm really digging Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London

1. Half-Blood Prince (other than the Harry/Ginny interludes) 2. Deathly Hallows (because everything's resolved nicely, but Epilogue sucked worse than I could have ever imagined) 3. Goblet of Fire 4. Order of the Phoenix 5. Prisoner of Azkaban 6. Philosopher's Stone 7. Chamber of Secrets

I have to get up early and do ten minutes of stretching and physical exercise so that I don't get hand cramps or random cramps during the exam. Works like a charm.

I got 93% for the 2007 Paper... I thought it was OK, but that you had to be really careful with all the algebra, particularly question 8...