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ravenMy first thought this morning was the the weather had turned. I've been saying it for weeks, haven't I - the weather is going to go horrible on June 17th. I was partly right, and partly wrong - the weather is not as hot, but it's still summer.
We started late, as someone thought it was in the afternoon, and the exam was long. Too long. I started getting twitchy about halfway through, and besides, the paper was driving me nuts. I don't know a damn thing about transistors and capacitors, and the questions weren't about physics anyway. The first one was, "What is an extra-terrestrial?" followed by questions about bacteria in outer space. There were then some normal questions, but they finished off with an essay about the advantages and disadvantages of security cameras. Gah. I got bored and started writing about Orwellian dystopia.
That's all nothing to do with it, of course - my exams are over. Afterwards, I saw Mrs Custard and told her that I'd never sorted out my A-level choices. She suggested I go and see Mrs Moon immediately, so I did. She was nice, and kind, and sweet, and plainly didn't give a fuck. I don't fit the timetable. I'm doing Biology. Pedar will raise hell but I suspect it won't achieve anything. I ambled on out - Becca, Meg and Kat had waited for me - and told them, and just didn't talk for a while.
Becca, despite her annoyance that Bev and Yusra stayed in school for lunch, was nice enough not to push me into coming with her and Kat. I went home, and here I am, and I'm trying not to think about it. I bought a mint Aero on the way - I think I'll eat it now, and read for a while.
We started late, as someone thought it was in the afternoon, and the exam was long. Too long. I started getting twitchy about halfway through, and besides, the paper was driving me nuts. I don't know a damn thing about transistors and capacitors, and the questions weren't about physics anyway. The first one was, "What is an extra-terrestrial?" followed by questions about bacteria in outer space. There were then some normal questions, but they finished off with an essay about the advantages and disadvantages of security cameras. Gah. I got bored and started writing about Orwellian dystopia.
That's all nothing to do with it, of course - my exams are over. Afterwards, I saw Mrs Custard and told her that I'd never sorted out my A-level choices. She suggested I go and see Mrs Moon immediately, so I did. She was nice, and kind, and sweet, and plainly didn't give a fuck. I don't fit the timetable. I'm doing Biology. Pedar will raise hell but I suspect it won't achieve anything. I ambled on out - Becca, Meg and Kat had waited for me - and told them, and just didn't talk for a while.
Becca, despite her annoyance that Bev and Yusra stayed in school for lunch, was nice enough not to push me into coming with her and Kat. I went home, and here I am, and I'm trying not to think about it. I bought a mint Aero on the way - I think I'll eat it now, and read for a while.
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on 2003-06-17 06:00 am (UTC)I thought Physics was good, except that first question. Meep...
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on 2003-06-17 06:42 am (UTC)Also that security cameras infringed on the rights that every human being has. I'm sure I mentioned that in the classics exam yesterday. God knows why.
It was a lame exam.