adelekeegan1
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I had the opportunity to do well at school handed to me on a plate but...i bummed out. If only i knew then what i knew now hey !
Ahh me too - we could have set the world alight together:green:
I had the opportunity to do well at school handed to me on a plate but...i bummed out. If only i knew then what i knew now hey !
Ahh me too - we could have set the world alight together:green:
I hated school with a passion from the very first day of first school,
my mum took me there, left me there for the day and i was home by 11am stating that i didn't like it so i came home,
i was only 4 so my poor mum was horrified to see me standing there on the door step
of course she made me go back and i quite got to like first school, then at 9 i had to go to middle school :cry: i was devastated, i wanted to stay at first school with all my friends lol,
at middle school i was very good at my school work, i did O level English at middle school with a small group of other kids as we were ahead of the rest, but seemed to be useless at getting on with the other kids,
used to get bullied every day, i was always the smallest at school too so that didn't help,
at grammar school i was in the crowd of rebels, adults said do, so we did the opposite and i very rarely went to classes but one of my friends did so i used to get the work from her and do it at home so i didn't get to far behind but this was the first year of grammar school,
for the next two years of grammar school i was hardly ever there as i was needed to stay at home and care for my mum who had got bad with her cancer, i looked after her right to the end when i was almost 16 but school had ended for me then so i didn't do well in the exam area as the teachers would not let me sit them because i had not been for the last two years
didn't get the help back then that i would have done these days as a child carer :!:
Well were all grown up now and do our stuff and most have children of their own.
When you were at school what sort of a school kid were you??
I wasn't a book worm as such, but was very academic and always got very high marks. I only ever once got below 90% for a subject (it was 83%) which was for maths and I was devastated. Beat myself up for weeks about it....:cry:
Were you one of the cool kids or did everyone think you were a bit of a twitt(carefull spelling again).
I was definately one of the cool kids and so was my "group". But we were cool kids without an attitude if that makes sense. We were all high achievers, yet we were cool and NOT geeky at all :lol: My best friend was a Reverend's daughter and she was the life and soul of any party. I'm sure her father to this day still blames me for her misbehaving the way she did :lol:
Did you enjoy being at school and are you doing the job today that you envisaged you would be doing back then??
II look at networking sites with details of all my old classmates and smile smugly to myself when I compare what I have made of myself to what they have achieved. My Mum even carries a copy of Guild Gazette around with her to shove under the nose of anyone she may meet on the bus/shopping/minding their own business lol. That's mothers for you!
The moral of the tale? Stay true to yourself and you will reap the rewards (oh, and don't give your mother your business card!).
well Louisa, i must say, it must be fab for you to look at these bullies and see how you've done next to them chick
and as for your mum, good on her, what a proud mum she must be
:hug:
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