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27-04-2008 12:07am#1
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Mixture of emotions there in a very short space of timeDeleted User wrote: »Yep totally do.
And I actually can... Im repeating.. and looks like I dont need as much points as I thought.. could just go with last years...
ah... what a ****ing waste of time.
Meh.
Do stuff now that you won't be able to do next year.
Do something at this exact moment in time which you will never ever be able to do again at this moment in time.
Play MGMT, sit back and pretend your smoking some dope, better still smoke some real dope
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I was a good student up until this year. I don't know what's happened but I've failed four, passed two and gotten two Bs... Not looking too hopeful, is it?
You're in a very similar position as myself. I was very academic up until this year too (off all years like jesus!). I wouldn't worry, as too simplistic as that sounds. Just concentrate on getting a routine. Don't sit in and study all day even if there is less than 60 days to go, go to the cinema, head out, go for walks etc. clear the head for a bit then get back into routine. A few days break from study isn't gonna kill you, then take about 2 hours study each night and slightly increase the time.
Thing is, theres absolutely nothing more you can do but your best and thing is not to stress yourself out. Hope it all goes well for you, I know I'm gonna be freaking out!
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Is that all? jeezLeaving Cert? Ring any bells?
I thought it was something to actually get stressed about,
like the monks and citizens of Tibet, or the millions of starving children in Africa who are dying a painful death as you type away on your PC.
Enjoy the Leaving Cert and when it's finished, forget it and enjoy something else 0 -
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Is that all? jeez
I thought it was something to actually get stressed about,
like the monks and citizens of Tibet, or the millions of starving children in Africa who are dying a painful death as you type away on your PC.
Enjoy the Leaving Cert and when it's finished, forget it and enjoy something else
No, but it is the Leaving Cert, the fact that two of my relatives are dying, the fact that my family is in the middle of a financial crisis and people are giving out to me for not quitting work and the fact that my boyfriend is going through a tough time, won;t talk to me about it and I have to worry about him also....0 -
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Mixture of emotions there in a very short space of time
Do stuff now that you won't be able to do next year.
Do something at this exact moment in time which you will never ever be able to do again at this moment in time.
Play MGMT, sit back and pretend your smoking some dope, better still smoke some real dope
Yeah.. Im pretty mixed about it. If I hadnt repeated, I wouldnt have met so many great people. But its so **** when you don't get to see friends for ages, and being that one year older is like ahhhhhhhhh! Ill pass on ze dope.. my memory is ****ed enough as it is.. MGMT?0 -
Cheeky_gal wrote: »You're in a very similar position as myself. I was very academic up until this year too (off all years like jesus!). I wouldn't worry, as too simplistic as that sounds. Just concentrate on getting a routine. Don't sit in and study all day even if there is less than 60 days to go, go to the cinema, head out, go for walks etc. clear the head for a bit then get back into routine. A few days break from study isn't gonna kill you, then take about 2 hours study each night and slightly increase the time.
Thing is, theres absolutely nothing more you can do but your best and thing is not to stress yourself out. Hope it all goes well for you, I know I'm gonna be freaking out!
Thanks. That's what people have been telling me, but I guess hearing it from someone who isn't related to me makes a difference.0 -
Think of it this way.No, but it is the Leaving Cert, the fact that two of my relatives are dying, the fact that my family is in the middle of a financial crisis and people are giving out to me for not quitting work and the fact that my boyfriend is going through a tough time, won;t talk to me about it and I have to worry about him also....
If you can get through all of that and sit your leaving cert at what 18 years of age, you will have achieved and learned more than 99% of students who got 600 points
Do your study, you are important too, people around you should recognise that your life is important too.
Just be nice, smile and be compassionate. You can do it.0 -
1 year is nothing mate.Deleted User wrote: »Yeah.. Im pretty mixed about it. If I hadnt repeated, I wouldnt have met so many great people. But its so **** when you don't get to see friends for ages, and being that one year older is like ahhhhhhhhh! Ill pass on ze dope.. my memory is ****ed enough as it is.. MGMT?
Better spending 1 year making new friends, learning etc,. than years on your own or full of regret
Enjoy - MGMT = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVnRzEjpUmE :cool:0 -
Think of it this way.
If you can get through all of that and sit your leaving cert at what 18 years of age, you will have achieved and learned more than 99% of students who got 600 points
Do your study, you are important too, people around you should recognise that your life is important too.
Just be nice, smile and be compassionate. You can do it.
Wow, I may print this out and stick it above my desk.
Thank you.0 -
Enjoy - MGMT = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVnRzEjpUmE :cool:
Talk about depressing. Here's one for ya http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9-Eh5cMxb8 0 -
Cheeky_gal wrote: »
Ahhhhhh jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezee.
.0000000000000000000000000023232 second of that was bad enough.0 -
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