Sarah Harwood

Today is apparently the day of reckoning – results day. Potentially the final results day I’ll ever have.

Last time it was awful because I was at college and everyone’s nervous energies fed everyone else’s leaving sensitive people life me feeling a bit of a nervous wreck. I feel reasonably calm today. But I’m annoyed because I thought they went up at 9 so I tried my best to sleep until half eight, but now I remember they don’t go up until 10 so I have 39 minutes to waste, therefore, this is a potentially very long post.

I’ve just come back from the 2000 trees festival. The music was good but what made it really fun was the camping and the atmosphere, I got to wear wellies and not care about how I looked. It seems to me that the highlight of camping is preparing food, everyone seems to get into the trenches spirit and helps out.

Also, I had a very nice birthday on Friday, it was very quiet, exactly how I wanted it and I was given an electronic drum kit which was exactly what I wanted, even though I didn’t dare tell anyone this.

I suppose that’s a plan, I could waste some time (36 minutes and counting) thumping my drum kit. It’s currently sitting in the living room, which I guess is not to Mom’s liking.

Thinking about results once again, I’m concerned about all of them, as always, but the ones that really worry me the most are conduct (concerns me because no one fails conduct – a bit like business accounts….) and also welfare and immigration. Welfare apparently has the worst pass rate of all the elective subjects, it’s based on maths (like accounts) and it’s taught by Shaid (like accounts) and in the exam the time was so pressurised.

Doing a resit will be hard anyway because my brain has been on holiday for nearly 2 months now, but also it’ll be during the week my family and I are supposed to be going to Norfolk. I don’t do well when I’m left on my own at the best of times, let alone when I’m left alone for a long period of time to revise for and sit an exam.

30 minutes to go…

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