h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

My mother worries about me far too much as well, but I speak to her a lot on msn and the phone. I speak to my dad on the phone, and the older of my brothers on msn, but it's the twins I don't like leaving the most, because I end up ,losing practically all contact with them, which I don't like at all. Also, at their age, they change so quickly.

Well, it was a good weekend. There were 17 of us altogether, quite impressive. The food and drink was great as well.

what is 10% of 2000?


nice to hear all went well and sorry to hear I am not the only one who experiences motherly love!!

She was crying when I had my first exam.... that's taking it too far. She was worried I was too stressed - I was absoloutly fine.

200. (just divide by 10)

Mothers hey you can't live with them, you can't live without them. Mine seems to be giving me a break so far I haven't heard anything from her today.

Dare I ask how the revision is going? I am wondering what I can do to help myself, apart from read the book. I wonder is there any games with Hamlet in like quizzes or something.

Ok speak soon

Yup, though min's going into hospital for a check-up tomorrow, I don't like the fact I'm not around. But I've an exam...and can't be in two places in once.

Quite a lot of reivion to do...exam Wednesday afternoon..

There are bound to be some somewhere.. A bit of googling and you're bound to find something

Seeyou

If you think they're bad now, just wait a couple of years 'til you're doing your Finals...

The trick is to persuade mum that the one thing guaranteed to get you stressed about exams, is having her get stressed on your account (I think that makes sense). Then, even though mum IS stressing, she (hopefully) won't nag you too much.

Well it worked for me, anyway.

Mine doesn't nag me - she keeps on phoning, msning, anything to tell me it's time I took a break. She is absoloutly convinced that I'm working too hard . If she had it her way, there wouldn't be any time for revision between breaks...I suppose I could try the no stressing thing anyway - it may just help.

Good idea I usually opt for sending her emails telling her that I'm ok and she shouldn't worry but she still nags. Your approach seems much better.