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I work at woolworths, and have a 15 year old supervisor. Its funny because she looks about 12, and customers complain about her. But on her merits, she's actually a good supervisor.

Thats all my school was allowed as well.

Lunch is the best time of the whole day, especially on those long/crazy days.

Honestly, I'd be pretty disappointed if I got below 80. Other than that, I dont have any concrete aims, just to get into the course I want

^^^Harwood is seriously annoying. I'm just so not interested in her poetry. as for conversation, to divert a huge argument we decided to play that game where you take the last letter of a movie and think of another beginning with that letter: eg, the Notebook/King Kong, etc. Can't think of...

Our cash office staff regularly do 12.5 hour shifts. Regularly, as in once a week. One of my supervisors last week worked 7am-6.30pm. She said it nearly killed her, it should teach her for volunteering to do stocktake in smokeshop.

I got mine today. Its very warm!!!!

^^^ I had a christmas casual position at Sanity. I had to buy a uniform, attend two inductions, and did not get one single shift. But thats not to discourage you or anything...

Oh yeah, I did that too in Year 10. Although, I don't ever really remember reading it, just being in class...so it can't have been that important.

Also, I don't know if you already have, but this thread is SO SO SO SO SO helpful, so make sure that you do read it. Even though you're in year 11 still, it might just address a lot of the concerns that you currently have. http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=155148

Conversely, if I had done Chem/Physics/harder Maths I would have needed tutoring just to scrape by. I don't do any tutoring, I've never considered it at all - I'm not struggling nor am I motivated enough to get ahead. Working to your strengths is the best way to pick subjects (unless you need...

Yeh, I'm not a fan either. I did Sophocles' last year (Three Theban Plays) and I quite enjoyed that. But having done Macbeth and Othello since, I really wish that I wasn't doing Shakespeare.

I'm the same. But I'm a lot more productive when I'm under time pressure - read my maths assignment that I've had for a week and a half was only completed today, and I only started preparing for my tomorrow's English assessment (that I've known about for over a week) today.

Good Luck, this is a task that I have to tackle soon (except for PE, Bio and Ancient). I hated Othello, did it earlier in the year and are despising the fact that I have to look at it again soon for exams.

:D Lists are fantastic. I made one this morning, and managed to get everything done. Only problem is that this was stuff that absolutely had to be done by tomorrow, and neglects the fact that I have exams in two weeks, an overdue religion assignment, over half of a PE assignment for next...

Same Because I only have two frees, I need to make them really worthwhile. However the amount of work that I have accomplished over the year in them is steadily declining.

I'm pretty sure that this only applies in externals, in which case you don't get the exam back, but have to apply based on the marks you THINK you should have gotten compared with what you actually got. (Raw marks this is)

Your family are right, if you are able to obtain a job before the end of the HSC, I'm sure that if you are upfront with the employer they will let you start afterwards - its good for them because they already have staffed positions they need, and only have to wait a few weeks before you can...

So this is reasonably clean, at the beginning of a study session. It doesn't get much cleaner than this, if it ever does I will be sure to post another pic. And this is what what it looks like at the end of the session. But I can assure you that it does get messier!

Toast with Peanut butter white mud cake Ham roll Small portion of pasta salad Kebab Mars Bar