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when u say "external" do you mean the non-classroom thing - where all students are in some sort of hall/room sitting for the exam? well, my prelims are next week and the week following. i dont know how difficult the questions will be but study everything that you have learnt this year. gluck! ;)

mine's actually alright i guess. the exams are spaced out on separate days but i have an exam every day of the second week of exams! tues 14th sept: english (advanced) wed 15th: society & culture mon 20th: maths 2u tues 21st: english extension 1 wed 22nd: chemistry thurs 23rd: biology...

hahaha same here. i didn't get any cuz i dont wear beanies either.

there are different styles? and they're for people like us, passing by right? Ooh! Now I can't wait! :rolleyes:

ooh finally we get shirts! YAY! I'm grabbing more stickers :D what time does it start on sat?

as much as i admire some of the teachers at school, i wouldn't do the deed. the thought just makes me spew. developing friendships with them is much preferred. however, i find that i do have an attraction to some teachers. it's like they have this aura around them which makes me look at them...

each year our school hold this camp for selected students which runs for a week. i went in years 8-10 and it's the best camp i've ever been on! we camped on a private camping ground and the beach was just next to us! so we went surfing everyday and would walk up or catch the taxi up to Kiama for...

the marks are regarding the percentage marks you get in school by doing assessments and exams and stuff right? and yeah, only a few weeks of year 11 left. i'm actually looking forward to year 12. i can't wait until the very last exam of the HSC. the feeling would be awesome! then it's...

what are u too shy to ask, Atotoi? Ask away!

hey! congrats!! how much are you getting per hour? and what's your age anyway? it sounds like you really enjoy working with woolies and that's good to know. best of luck there!

music stores like HMV and Sanity have some. Borders have a selection too. I'm not sure whether they'll have the "La Nouba" one, but the guy at HMV told me they'd be more than happy to order in their soundtracks in for me if I wanted it. =) There ya go! ;)

i heard woolworths was good pay, and i used to work for maccas but quit cuz i didnt enjoy it. the pay was really bad!! i think from what i remember, i got $6.03 or something per hour?

that's exactly what happens week in week out!!! at first it was the guilt, but i dont feel that way anymore; i actually feel something. everyone's got good advice, i should smile, say something and just ask for his number since we see each other all the time and i thought it was about time...

yeh ive thought about that. hehehe ive thought about so many things but not never will pinch his arse! gosh! eheheh that would be so embarrassing. maybe i should say something along those lines. but it's really hard cuz im always quiet when it comes to something i fancy... thanks for all...

well, i do. well, sorta. like i say "hey" or "hi", and does the same too. i think we both wanna talk, cuz there's something that tells me that he wants to talk in his eyes. but that's what im guessing - i dont know how the mind of the opposite sex works.

as if! LOL u scared me there for a while! ;)

okay, i'm sorta lost about this one thing. it's been 4 months now and i can't seem to stop thinking about it. well, once i was doing some grocery shopping and there's this guy who works there. i remember the first time we encountered, he kept looking at me and he was also talking to a couple...

yay!!!! that's right, it's not as bad as it used to be. and i agree, most typicals are around timegone sitting near the bus station. try epping, macquarie centre (north ryde) - esp. uni. plenty of asian chicks! :)

I'm doing that right now for advanced! For extension, we did the Heroine and right now we're doing crime fiction. Go Sherlock Holmes!

apparently 9% of the government's national expenditure is spent on education in Indonesia, and less than half of the children continue their schooling through to highschool because the schools are not supported by the government and families can't afford to pay to fees. compare this to Australia...