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Well there's a kind of revelation in kuba kahn (last stanza especially) about the creative power of the mind and shiz. That's what I talk about for change, kind of like how in lime tree bower he has the revleation of the awesomeness of nature being everywhere bla bla ba

I toyed for ages over whether to drop art, cause I thought i'd go crap - but now I've been doing really well, so I'm glad I didn't. Conversly, I thought I'd go well in ext maths. no sirree bob. so i'm very glad i trusted my instinct and didn't follow my logic of 'oh art will take so much...

honey i've been over it allllll year

I'm the opposite, ext 1 english takes me the least time to study, and I got 50/50 for my trial. But yeah, I do 4 ext subjects (4U Eng, 3U maths, mod history + ext), and its really not that bad, provided you're not at a school where they drown you in unnecessary homework. that could be an issue.

Yes. But I don't let that stop me from talking to them.

this argument is going round in circles

wait, does that mean he can help you? cause that would make up for the crapness of it

fancy

Re: Weirdest place you have masturbated? lol at all the people who think melanieeee was being serious

I was underweight for about a year in year 10, and I didn't get my period again until I put some weight back on. Maybe Katie your body is just ok with being skinny? mine certainly wasn't, damn body. And I wasn't even that skinny but yeah, osteoporosis, low iron levels and junk. always feeling...

good, i've been wanting to practice on these - I was so used to my one A4 page per 10 minutes, and now its all screwed with these big lines!

king lear sucks ass

from what I can tell (a couple of friends have rang) it's well worth the 25 cents if you have a genuine issue!

ahhhhh! don't stress me out like that!!! if they do I think I will stab someone....literally

I think if you don't get it by now you'd be better off trying to learn one of the conversational poems instead. but the main connection to imaginative journeys i make is to do with the river alph (aleph, alpha in other forms). It represents the stream of consciousness, the flow of human...

awesome, thanks for letting us all know! this module is so broad, it's great to hear something a little more direct

they have different questions for different texts. and i think even if you do mainly only talk about your response, you'd want to make it clear you understand how context influences reception, both with your response and those of others (without going overboard into making your whole essay...

the rubric's second point still says something about understanding the text's reception in different contexts

They won't specify the scene for you, like they aren't going to say discuss act 2 scene 3 or whatever, but they have a number of times said "Support you answer with an examination of two key extracts" or something similar. SO basically prepare 3 or 4 scenes that relate to your reading/the...

I'll admit when I was first introduced to Winton's work with 'that eye, the sky' I was a little taken aback by his frankness (even though that book is very tame compared to others). Once you get past that initial ewww reaction though, I found I really appreciated his idiosyncratic, slightly...