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I'll make sure that I drop into the tuck shop.

Argh, I'm exhausted. And I have two more days of work left...But the thought of induction sustains me. :p

Ta, Josh.

So any clothing that isn't from the 16th century...

The prestigious housey uniform. Gemma's been telling me about it.

Ok, just got my list through. Seems to confirm what you've said, Laura. Thanks for the info.

Mr Boyle says...

"Please be aware that the accommodation you will have for the Induction Period may be in some cases a temporary solution because of pressure of numbers. In September your accommodation ...

Ok, exams are now over. *rejoices* And induction week is less than two weeks away. *flails wildly with excitement*

However, I do have a couple of questions which I would be grateful if someone could answer...

1) Which lessons will I attend - my chosen subjects, or what the current Year 11s (GE ...

Most of my exams are over now...

I've got two sciences, a maths, two englishs, a business studies and...Then rest and INDUCTION.

I'm in Maine A!

@Ajarn Philip: Victor Borge is so awesome...I loved his Mozart Opera sketch.

englishangel wrote:I know that, we have a friend who deliberately mispronunciates words.

Sorry, it was only meant as a joke.

englishangel wrote:Philip no offense taken, only the p*ss. as John Ash will find out if he spends long on her I am very pendatic.

Which "her" am I supposed to be spending time on? Am I supposed to be sitting on a member of the female sex? Oh, and it's "pedantic".

Sorry, I couldn't resist!

Unfortunately, I am.

I don't read through what I've posted when I write on the internet, hence mistakes often make their way into my writing. Sorry if any confusion was caused, but I don't think it was incomprehendable...

WELL DONE, HANNAH! I was on the waiting list too. I got my letter in Feb. THERE ARE THREE OF US NOW! A Triad of new sixth formers!

Yay, at least there will be too people who I'll know come induction week! CAN'T WAIT!

Sorry that I haven't been on for a while! I've had some heavy work to do.

How are all of you?

Should I be proud of being a Tolkeinite?

@Blondie: My favourite is Tess of the d'Urbervilles. It's very tragic, but I love the descriptions in his books, and the lyrical, poetic style. If it were music, it'd be Mendelssohn and Chopin, methinks. Chopin for tragedy and Mendelssohn for pathetic ...

@Eruresto (it is Josh, yes?): I wouldn't call myself a Tolkeinite. I've read LOTR, The Hobbit, The Silmarillion and The Children of Huirn, and I do know a lot of trivia, but it's not my literary forte. I'm more of a Daphne du Maurier sort of person, though I do enjoy Orwell and Hardy at times ...

I'm planning on applying to a tonne of universitys/academys. I might apply to Oxbridge, but I've got my heart set on London. My current list is Juilliard, RCM, RAM, Guildhall and Trinity, but I'm thinking of trying for Curtis just for fun.

I'm sure that you'll get onto the course, Gemma. You seem ...

I'm planning on applying to a tonne of universitys/academys. I might apply to Oxbridge, but I've got my heart set on London. My current list is Juilliard, RCM, RAM, Guildhall and Trinity, but I'm thinking of trying for Curtis just for fun.

I'm sure that you'll get onto the course, Gemma. You seem ...