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[chess]

Am bad girl.
NaNo word count for today = zero.
Putzing around online levels = high.
Random stress about maths, to point of parents threatening to ring school = high.
Equally random outbreaks of tears = high.
Urge to use Bad Words and do other such random stuff just because I *can* = astronomical.
Abject stupidity levels = entirely off the scale.

Bah. I'm going to London with $RANDOMCHURCHPEOPLE tomorrow. That should make me (miserable/annoyed/happy/less stupid/less depressed/more depressed/increasingly random/more disaffected/less disaffected/completely stupid) some other type of feeling. But I haven't a clue what.

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[passage.livejournal.com]

Question, what were the parents planning to say to the school?

"Our daughter is finding further maths too hard, we demand that you write to the exam board and tell them to make it easier!"

<looks at conflicting emotion list>
So do you want to go to London with the group or not?

Neil, master commenter, fear my l33t commenting skills.

[chess]

They were planning to insist my teachers give me extra lessons or something in the bit I was whining about.

[naath.livejournal.com]

Really, why?

You could just get a tutor like almost everyone else did...
my mum tutors as does Mrs Hopkins (and she's good, but not at mechanics).

[chess]

The thing about tutors is that they need paying, and we do not do the paying thing if we feel that the service ought to be provided free and there's a way we can get it provided free. We are philosophically opposed to the idea of paying for tutors in things that I am not unusually bad at.

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[naath.livejournal.com]

the school are teaching you though. It's your fault if you aren't learning it...

[dreema.livejournal.com]

bunk off while in london, arrange to meet up with jaq and do much retail therapy