Thoughts from Lucy

In response to:International Baccalaureate, most commonly known as hell...

Tue, 16 Sep 2008 06:25:01 +0200

I'm currently supposed to be doing a french dissertation on the causes of World War II, and am so fed up with it that I decided to google 'IB Baccalaureate hell' and came up with this. I totally agree with all your points. I think we all share a love/hate relationship with it. I know I do. I'm getting a great education but I'm so stressed out all the time and sometimes wonder if it really is worth all of this. I almost think the IB has become a person who follows me around everywhere: the constant oppression of knowing that I will take the test at the end of senior year and have the happiest moment of my life or be royally fucked.

Anyways... now that it's almost eleven and I have to get up at five tomorrow to study for a french test on l'énonciation and le lexique I need to stop procrastinating and finish this essay.

Good luck with school! Know that you are not alone in your suffering... ^_^

Rocky

In response to:International Baccalaureate, most commonly known as hell...

Tue, 16 Sep 2008 06:24:51 +0200

In response to:Blogs..

Fri, 01 Feb 2008 10:39:38 +0100

Hi what you wrote in that post is all true i started writing a blog to let off steam, because i am going through rough times so blogging is a very realising thing to do...and i understand by people not judging u thats what i was worried about when i joined here people would judge me for what i had to say
Lillie-May

In response to:Blogs..

Fri, 01 Feb 2008 07:00:27 +0100

Yep, there's a whole lot of benefits to blogging. I've written about all sorts of things I hardly ever mention to folk in the real world. It's very cathartic. Oh, and fun! :) James.