The other finals - update #2

[annabtg]

Thank you all so much for your wishes! I was so encouraged :)

So... things went fine. Not perfect, but... well. Just as long as I have a decent (read: above 19/20) grade on my graduation certificate. I've managed such grades during the past five years, wouldn't it be a shame if I didn't manage them on my final year?

On the other hand, that 14 I'm expecting at Adv. Maths is sending my grade downwards anyway... so... whatever.

Next up is Religion, on Thursday. That shouldn't be too difficult.

Ouf, that was a boring entry, wasn't it? Sorry, folks. My life's interesting like that :p

See ya,
Anna.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Above 19/20 = decent? OK, what did I miss, 'cause in my personnal dic, above 19/20 is excellent. Heck, bordering on perfect. And I know what being an awful perfectionnist is.

and 14 sending your grades down. Only 14? I'm totally dissapointed (/me puts on my XXL just kidding face).

You've got Religion exam? I never had those. But five letters for it, too.

'Ouf!' wait! you're in France?!

'cause you think my life's more interesting? Define interesting, then!

LOL+TC,

Carole

[annabtg.livejournal.com]

Heh, well, I admit it, I have high standards *g* But all these years I've never got below 19 in the year's report card, so falling below that for the graduation grade would be kind of a disappointment, wouldn't it?

'Ouf!' wait! you're in France?!

LOL, if I were, you'd be the first to know *g* I like this exclamative. It brings out a feeling of disappointment and tiredness and all-that-jazz that I haven't found in any other exclamatives *g*

An interesting life would be like... let's see... 'oh, well, so today I woke up, met a friend for breakfast, then at noon had to leave 'cause CIA sent me and my boyfriend on a mission in Tokyo, to retrieve a really valuable artifact. I dressed up as a geisha and slipped some hypnotics to the owner's tea, then grabbed the artifact and made for the exit, but his bodyguards caught wind of me and there was some judo to be done. Then my boyfriend picked me over with the car, but there was still some bodyguards following us and shooting. They followed us to the airport, and we just barely managed to climb to the airplane. Kinda close, but it was fun.

[/end channeling of Sydney Bristow]

Otoh, if I were a spy, I wouldn't be allowed to talk in my LJ about it, so... yeah. Whatever.

See ya,
Anna ♥

[(Anonymous)]

Gee! you even took the Sydney Bristow reference out of my mouth!

quote:
/If I was in France, you'd be the first to know!/

I hope so! It'd break my heart otherwise. OTOH, that would mean testing the in case of injury emergency plan... whatever. ;p

Cya 2,

Carole

[gloryforever.livejournal.com]

I like this exclamative. It brings out a feeling of disappointment and tiredness and all-that-jazz that I haven't found in any other exclamatives *g*

Try the Mexican spelling 'Ufff'. The more f's in it, the tired-er :P

[annabtg.livejournal.com]

Heh! Will keep that in mind, though 'ouf' feels more familiar because it resembles the Greek spelling.

See ya,
Anna :)