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Posted Jan 21, 2001
Physics module went alright, 1 paper worse than the other. Maths test was OK, couple of sticky questions though - I'll have to see. English just about done, bit of polishing to do but otherwise okay.
See? Wasn't so bad was it?
Saw Vertical Limit on Friday night, not a bad film but nothing special. Stuck to the "hollywood formula" as I'd put it and somewhat predictable. Worth going if you've nothing better to do!
I've decided to link directly to this page in my e-mails and web posting so if you are reading this for the first time, welcome!
Chris.
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Streeeessssss
Posted Jan 10, 2001
Maths test tomorrow, English coursework deadline coming, Physics A-level module next week....
What am I doing on the net?
Chris.
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Sunday
Posted Jan 7, 2001
I dislike Sundays. That is all.
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Back to reality
Posted Jan 6, 2001
Well, after the Christmas and new year fun it was back to earth with a bump last Thursday when I went back to school. Wasn't quite as bad as I thought it would be but still incurs the usual back to school blues. I am also very tired today (long day of work) and didn't manage to finish watching the video I rented before I went to sleep. I'm now bored and I'll probably give it another try, either that or go to mobilesdisco.com - joy.
Chris.
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Tired but happy
Posted Jan 1, 2001
Had a brilliant night last night/this morning. As usual very little sleep was had and I'm feeling the effects! Early night tonight methinks....
Oh, and happy new year!
Chris.
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