I moved out of home last year to live with my boyfriend. It was pretty hard to manage everything at first, and everyone was thinking i was gonna drop out and become nothing! but once i realised that unless i work hard at school and achieve something, i'll be living off my centrlink payments forever, I KNOW how hard that is!!!!MirrorBall said:
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Committments other than academic? (2 Viewers)
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I danced all through my HSC year. I was even competing *nods*
However it was quite a considerable decrease from the intensity and hours in previous years... I wanted to have a pace where I knew I'd be able to focus on my school work. At the same time, I knew that if I gave up dance, I'd go insane and my marks would get even worse (this actually happened to a number of dance friends of mine who gave up dance during their HSC year, they totally regretted it).
I made a couple of firm decisions at the beginning of the year (no solo competition, no more than a few nights of dancing a week) and stuck to it.
However it was quite a considerable decrease from the intensity and hours in previous years... I wanted to have a pace where I knew I'd be able to focus on my school work. At the same time, I knew that if I gave up dance, I'd go insane and my marks would get even worse (this actually happened to a number of dance friends of mine who gave up dance during their HSC year, they totally regretted it).
I made a couple of firm decisions at the beginning of the year (no solo competition, no more than a few nights of dancing a week) and stuck to it.
FranzFerdinand
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if it's for clothes =Psubjectiv said:
FranzFerdinand
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lol. some (like me) may say that they scatter everything else around BoSyoakim said:i think bos would be considered as a commitment
chocolate_lover
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I agree!yoakim said:i think bos would be considered as a commitment
SoulSearcher
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Depends what you're shopping forsubjective said:
Yes, yes it is.yoakim said:i think bos would be considered as a commitment
basketcase89
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Yes you are rightyoakim said:i think bos would be considered as a commitment
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FranzFerdinand
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ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!yoakim said:i think bos would be considered as a commitment
bassguy
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i do a.mus level sax, learn bass, learn double bass, play in big band, play in my rock band, my other rock band, regional band, sax group, choir, 5th grade musicianship, work
and then theres the internet
i think the whole thing was actually invented to stop high school types doing anything else
bastards
and then theres the internet
i think the whole thing was actually invented to stop high school types doing anything else
bastards
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Cool, a musician.bassguy said:
Internet was made especially for that. Other uses came later.
chocolate_lover
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Hahaha, this has been quoted 5 times! (Twice by Franz...) I think people agree with you! By the way, this is the 6th time!yoakim said:i think bos would be considered as a commitment
FranzFerdinand
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of course it's a commitment now that i've found it lol.yoakim said:i think bos would be considered as a commitment
/end worthless spam.
basketcase89
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A.Mus.A?!!? Woaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh..........................bassguy said:
FranzFerdinand
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i like his avatar better. it looks like some sort of instrument for taking drugs.
chocolate_lover
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I like my avatar! I've got a feeling not many people will agree with me though...
FranzFerdinand
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it should really be of your majesty, andrew johns.
chocolate_lover
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*cough*one man team*cough*