A blog about my life, I may post about what's going on or rant about stuff that annoys/elates me, but my main aim is to just be honest.
Sunday, 30 September 2012
Sixth Form so far
It's been nearly a month since I joined sixth form, and I'm actually really enjoying it! Recently we've been completing September Assessments to gauge whether we should stay on our courses or not, and so far I know I've passed psychology and German, I hope I've done all right in biology, and I still have the chemistry test to do. Also, I've already taken opportunities to enrich my studies, including applying for a university programme to support my A-level studies, and expressing interest in the World Challenge 2014.
Tagged:
A-levels,
biology,
chemistry,
German,
psychology,
school,
September Assessment,
sixth form,
World Challenge
Friday, 7 September 2012
I am a sixth former
I've only had 10 lessons, but already I'm getting used being a sixth form student. We have much more freedom than students lower down the school, from having free lessons and no mandatory register in the mornings, to having to provide our own paper and buy our own folders. Also, we're no longer required to clothe ourselves in burgundy sweatshirts, white polo shirts and black trousers; there's something really refreshing about being able to choose what I wear each day, but it also meant I needed more clothes! Here are a few of the items I've recently added to my wardrobe:
Links:
http://direct.asda.com/george/womens-jeans/reversible-skinny-jeans-not-live-august-sept-launch-and-pr/GEM257093,default,pd.html
Reversible jeans, from George at Asda |
The other side, these are great because one garment provides two looks! |
Dogtooth cardigan from New Look |
Rich purple acid wash jeans from New Look These are great, and also available in red, darker purple and blue |
And some black ankle boots, also New Look, to tide over to the winter |
Tagged:
A-levels,
clothes,
school,
sixth form
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Summer: Done
This time tomorrow, I will be eating my lunch on my first day as a sixth former. On Thursday, I will have my first full day of lessons since 23rd May, over 100 days previously. Back in June, I posted this list of things I could do over the summer, and now that the season is ending, I feel it's time for a "Things I actually did over summer" post...
Things I actually did over the summer
- Listened to two albums in their entirety: 8:09 by Joey McIntyre on August 9th and How The Mighty Fall by Mark Owen on the 27th. I was also "treated" to The Midsummer Station by Owl City, courtesy of my sister.
- Watched at least 60 episodes of NCIS (actually, it's probably nearer 70+, as I watched About Face four times in the past three days)
- Rekindled my character ideas, which were originally based on watching a few minutes of Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue when I was much younger. I also drew a character and created more.
- Met up with friends a few times, this included three birthday parties, a trip to two parks and going to the seaside with my sister and some of her friends.
- Created many roller coasters on RCT3
- Had a great time in Derbyshire
- Set up an Animal Crossing blog, purchased a second Wild World game and created an account on Animal Crossing Community
- Saw two films at the cinema, Ted and Chernobyl Diaries
- Completed the 25 Day iPod Challenge on here
- Ate ketchup flavoured crisps dipped in ketchup!
- Oh, and I've done a little preparation for my A-level subjects
Tagged:
A-levels,
Animal Crossing,
characters,
Chernobyl Diaries,
Derbyshire,
drawing,
film,
Joey McIntyre,
Mark Owen,
music,
NCIS,
Owl City,
PR,
RCT3,
Summer 2012,
Summer holidays,
Ted,
writing
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