You get a good grade and you feel awesome then you go up to a friend who says they failed everything. You can't say anything, I think my exact words were 'oh...are you alright?'
And you cant mention your grades then as that will just make them feel worse, so you stand in silence until you walk away out of awkwardness.
So what do you do when that happens? Because I sure dont know. I think the best thing is just to leave them alone for their best friends to chat with them. And if you are the best friend then treat everyone differently, if they want to go into a room by themselves and watch videos and make jokes and laugh for a bit, e.g. 'The ones who like to forget' then do that.
If they want a big feeling filled chat then i would do the private room thing too, just incase prying ears who are annoying (you know who you are) some over and instantly take things back to square one with a 'oh you failed that? I got a B' And the tears come.
Best to hug it out and mention all the good things about them and what they can do to help next time. Or even just let them cry it out.
Sadly i didnt have a best friend this results day (well i did but not in the room with me) so I sat in a room cradling my A and smiled silently to myself, not being able to do a jumpy happy dance due to the whole 'everyone else failed' thing.
Just wanted to get that off my chest
Oh and Dragon age II is coming out tomorrow!!! gah, awesome.
And my novel is coming along wonderfully. should be finished soon :D cheer me on small gang of followers and I will cheer you on too.
Love you all (but not in that way)
From me.
And Another Thing...
Thursday, 10 March 2011
Saturday, 19 February 2011
Sorry
OK, sorry to turn this into a bit of a school thing. I havent really been keeping up with post but hey, i need your help (whoever is actually following this blog :D)
I am doing english language and need people to answer a questionnaire so i can present it at school. no names, just the answers will be used. okay...
Q1: How old are you?:
- 1-25 years - 26-50 years - 50+ years
Q2: Which of these would you prefer to use? (to contact people)
- Landline phone - Mobile phone
- Social networking site - others
Q3: How many times do you use your landline per week?
- 0-2 times - 3-6 times
- 7-10 times - 11+ times
Q4: Did you use the landline more when you were younger?
- yes - no
Q5: What improvements/changes would you make to landline phones so people would use them more? (feel free to put nothing if you dont have any ideas.)
please try to answer, even if you dont have any comments for question 5.
I am doing english language and need people to answer a questionnaire so i can present it at school. no names, just the answers will be used. okay...
Q1: How old are you?:
- 1-25 years - 26-50 years - 50+ years
Q2: Which of these would you prefer to use? (to contact people)
- Landline phone - Mobile phone
- Social networking site - others
Q3: How many times do you use your landline per week?
- 0-2 times - 3-6 times
- 7-10 times - 11+ times
Q4: Did you use the landline more when you were younger?
- yes - no
Q5: What improvements/changes would you make to landline phones so people would use them more? (feel free to put nothing if you dont have any ideas.)
please try to answer, even if you dont have any comments for question 5.
Sunday, 6 February 2011
The rest is still unwritten...
So, what has happened to me in the last week or so?
I went to see 'Tangled' at the cinema and thought it was amazing! Pascal the chameleon was the cutest animal ever, and the script was so amazing, (how many times have i said that now?) It had slapstick for the kids and adult jokes for the parents (and me). Disney have yet again outdone themselves.
And to top off that night we had a... Japanese curry! It sounds strange but really its just chicken fried in panko breadcrumbs with sticky rice and japanese curry sauce. (which actually tastes like chip shop curry sauce)
But today i have less to do, so i am doing the washing and trying desperately to write.
I guess we'll have to see in the next blog post if i actually started to write anything.
till next time.
Sarah
xXxXx
I went to see 'Tangled' at the cinema and thought it was amazing! Pascal the chameleon was the cutest animal ever, and the script was so amazing, (how many times have i said that now?) It had slapstick for the kids and adult jokes for the parents (and me). Disney have yet again outdone themselves.
And to top off that night we had a... Japanese curry! It sounds strange but really its just chicken fried in panko breadcrumbs with sticky rice and japanese curry sauce. (which actually tastes like chip shop curry sauce)
But today i have less to do, so i am doing the washing and trying desperately to write.
I guess we'll have to see in the next blog post if i actually started to write anything.
till next time.
Sarah
xXxXx
Friday, 28 January 2011
Awesomeness
You know those 'Yay' moments? well I'm having one right now :D
Well, I had the actual moment a few days ago, but I had a good day today so the actual 'moment' has created the 'yay moment' of today... if that makes sense.
Well a few days ago me and my sister were getting ready for school and we put our bags in our little red KA and closed the boot. We then realised that...we had locked both sets of keys in the car. Dont ask me how, i dont even know, it must have been some sort of brain fart moment or something :P
Anywhoo, we realised after a while of freaking out that one of the doors nearest to the brick wall of our house was open. It wasnt a big enough gap to get in the car but we realised that, if we found a way to roll down the window that we could climb in and open the boot through the back seats.
We ummed and ahhhd about how to do it before becky (my sister) said, in a moment of pure genius
"Get a pole and something to pull it back up"
This was after i had tried and failed to open the window via a whisk attached to a hook. It was now lying inside the car.
Anywhoo, we grabbed a copper pole from the garage and a hook attatched to a stretchy cord. we then pushed and pulled the (luckily) manual window opener handle...thing. thank god it wasnt electric. then we would have been stuffed.
We managed to open the window and becky then lifted me up and pushed me through the window (dont worry, that was the plan, it wasnt like 'surprise! Jump in!') And i hit my face on the handbrake. and then my leg.
It was fun.
Anyway, we managed to open the boot and get our bags out in a triumphant moment of glory and painful leg bruises.
Mum (who was previously calling us 'idiots' for locking the keys in) was now almost rolling on the floor laughing at the story and gave me a hug.
Dads words were even more funny, he said 'Well, now you definitley belong here ( our town is a bit chavvy), you can break into cars!"
And that is what is making me laugh today, i hope it gave you a good giggle too.
Now onto eating some decidedly scrummy chocolate bon bons.
Yum.
Well, I had the actual moment a few days ago, but I had a good day today so the actual 'moment' has created the 'yay moment' of today... if that makes sense.
Well a few days ago me and my sister were getting ready for school and we put our bags in our little red KA and closed the boot. We then realised that...we had locked both sets of keys in the car. Dont ask me how, i dont even know, it must have been some sort of brain fart moment or something :P
Anywhoo, we realised after a while of freaking out that one of the doors nearest to the brick wall of our house was open. It wasnt a big enough gap to get in the car but we realised that, if we found a way to roll down the window that we could climb in and open the boot through the back seats.
We ummed and ahhhd about how to do it before becky (my sister) said, in a moment of pure genius
"Get a pole and something to pull it back up"
This was after i had tried and failed to open the window via a whisk attached to a hook. It was now lying inside the car.
Anywhoo, we grabbed a copper pole from the garage and a hook attatched to a stretchy cord. we then pushed and pulled the (luckily) manual window opener handle...thing. thank god it wasnt electric. then we would have been stuffed.
We managed to open the window and becky then lifted me up and pushed me through the window (dont worry, that was the plan, it wasnt like 'surprise! Jump in!') And i hit my face on the handbrake. and then my leg.
It was fun.
Anyway, we managed to open the boot and get our bags out in a triumphant moment of glory and painful leg bruises.
Mum (who was previously calling us 'idiots' for locking the keys in) was now almost rolling on the floor laughing at the story and gave me a hug.
Dads words were even more funny, he said 'Well, now you definitley belong here ( our town is a bit chavvy), you can break into cars!"
And that is what is making me laugh today, i hope it gave you a good giggle too.
Now onto eating some decidedly scrummy chocolate bon bons.
Yum.
Thursday, 27 January 2011
Well, I guess i'd better talk some more :D
So, Today was fun. I had an english lesson and someone must have been pumping nitrous oxide gas into the room or something as, by the end of the lesson, all of us were in fits over...well i'm not actually sure what. I think it was just a nice day or something...yeah, that must be it.
The annoying thing about a blog is something normally has to happen to you each day that is worth making a blog post about, well...my life is boring. I literally wake up, go to school, come back, do some homework, eat food, sleep. And that wouldnt make a good blog post methinks.
So my creative writing course I have been taking is finishing soon, and I really want to replace it with something. It just gave me a chance to write with so many helpful ideas and people on hand to talk to.
Now onto my novel, I feel ideas spurting out of my head all the time and yet no actual writing has taken place yet... oh well, I guess the writing bug will strike when it strikes.
and, to channel Kiersten white:
Dear hot chocolate and mini marshmallows,
Please stop being so appetising, you are thwarting my attempt to get back to some sort of healthy eating regime.
Even if you are pink and fluffy and chocolatey, I shall eshcew you with a firm hand.
Sincerely, The drinker.
The annoying thing about a blog is something normally has to happen to you each day that is worth making a blog post about, well...my life is boring. I literally wake up, go to school, come back, do some homework, eat food, sleep. And that wouldnt make a good blog post methinks.
So my creative writing course I have been taking is finishing soon, and I really want to replace it with something. It just gave me a chance to write with so many helpful ideas and people on hand to talk to.
Now onto my novel, I feel ideas spurting out of my head all the time and yet no actual writing has taken place yet... oh well, I guess the writing bug will strike when it strikes.
and, to channel Kiersten white:
Dear hot chocolate and mini marshmallows,
Please stop being so appetising, you are thwarting my attempt to get back to some sort of healthy eating regime.
Even if you are pink and fluffy and chocolatey, I shall eshcew you with a firm hand.
Sincerely, The drinker.
Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Okay...
So I've found out that being sick is so not number 1 on my favourite things to do list. (wait, does that make sense?) anyway, usually I like being home alone (well, with my sister) watching TV and being on my lappy-top (I am trying to find it a name, suggestions would be nice) but yesterday felt...well I can only describe it as being...horrible.
The only good news is I got to read a book I have been wanting to read for ages, but...some more bad news...It was really bad.
I read 'Need' by Carrie Jones. I have very little to say about it. Actually that's not true, I found the characters extreeemmely one dimensional, there was a jock, a 'weird' kid, a disabled character that you feel sympathy for, missing parents and a so called 'twist'. so all in all it 'sounds' good. The sad point was it never really came together. the entire book was all about the main character feeling 'sad and hollow' yet she flipped back and forth between happy with friends right back to sucky black hole crap. It seemed extremely unrealistic (is that a word?)
It ended with an extremely strange plot (her grandma turned out to be a tiger...yeah.) which tried to explain itself in about 3 sentences that I had to read about 50 times to sort of understand it. It ended too quickly with a 'solution' that I think anyone could have figured out in about ten minutes, and they go on about how 'special' the main character is for figuring it out! Yeah right.
And apparently there are two sequels. I guess I'll have to read them to see if they match up in ultimate crappy writing and plot, who knows, maybe she gets better with time...right.
Talk to you later people! (maybe its just me on here, but hey, I like talking to myself! )
The only good news is I got to read a book I have been wanting to read for ages, but...some more bad news...It was really bad.
I read 'Need' by Carrie Jones. I have very little to say about it. Actually that's not true, I found the characters extreeemmely one dimensional, there was a jock, a 'weird' kid, a disabled character that you feel sympathy for, missing parents and a so called 'twist'. so all in all it 'sounds' good. The sad point was it never really came together. the entire book was all about the main character feeling 'sad and hollow' yet she flipped back and forth between happy with friends right back to sucky black hole crap. It seemed extremely unrealistic (is that a word?)
It ended with an extremely strange plot (her grandma turned out to be a tiger...yeah.) which tried to explain itself in about 3 sentences that I had to read about 50 times to sort of understand it. It ended too quickly with a 'solution' that I think anyone could have figured out in about ten minutes, and they go on about how 'special' the main character is for figuring it out! Yeah right.
And apparently there are two sequels. I guess I'll have to read them to see if they match up in ultimate crappy writing and plot, who knows, maybe she gets better with time...right.
Talk to you later people! (maybe its just me on here, but hey, I like talking to myself! )
Monday, 17 January 2011
First Blog Entry
Okay, so not a brilliant title but hey... I'm new to this.
The first thing I would like to say is hello. I'm glad you randomly wandered over to my post, and I'm also glad you haven't stopped reading. Now I'm not sure what to write about here, Maybe just random rants every so often, maybe about publishing my first book, maybe i might just forget about this and move on, but I hope not the latter.
So, that's about it for this tester, posts. Stay tuned to hear more actual nonsense coming out of my head, I hope it will be ten times better than this!
Good luck to me...
The first thing I would like to say is hello. I'm glad you randomly wandered over to my post, and I'm also glad you haven't stopped reading. Now I'm not sure what to write about here, Maybe just random rants every so often, maybe about publishing my first book, maybe i might just forget about this and move on, but I hope not the latter.
So, that's about it for this tester, posts. Stay tuned to hear more actual nonsense coming out of my head, I hope it will be ten times better than this!
Good luck to me...
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