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Ah, did they go well? :) Paul
I passed, but none of them were cs classes so a passing grade is all i need Matt Newman
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Well, after what feels like an eternity I'm finally preparing for my final high school exams. The first one (biology) is on May the 18th and the last one (Physics) on May the 31st. I really can't wait to be finished once and for all with school, which has been so boring for so long. It's quite an interesting feeling, the idea that after being in school for (what feels like) so long I'll be moving on to something a little different/new, university. I guess this is pretty meaningless to most of you since you're finished studying and working already, but bear with my moment of reflection. ;P Hold thumbs Cross your fingers for me while I do the last bit of studying for my exams... Paul
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How much time is left?[^]-- modified at 10:39 Tuesday 16th May, 2006: can't decide if that's a direct translation of a Dutch idiom... replaced it for good measure.
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:thanks: :) Paul
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Well, after what feels like an eternity I'm finally preparing for my final high school exams. The first one (biology) is on May the 18th and the last one (Physics) on May the 31st. I really can't wait to be finished once and for all with school, which has been so boring for so long. It's quite an interesting feeling, the idea that after being in school for (what feels like) so long I'll be moving on to something a little different/new, university. I guess this is pretty meaningless to most of you since you're finished studying and working already, but bear with my moment of reflection. ;P Hold thumbs Cross your fingers for me while I do the last bit of studying for my exams... Paul
Where are you?[^]
How much time is left?[^]-- modified at 10:39 Tuesday 16th May, 2006: can't decide if that's a direct translation of a Dutch idiom... replaced it for good measure.
Paul van der Walt wrote:
I'll be moving on to something a little different/new, university
Do it otherwise you'd miss it later. I've done my PG but still I really miss my college days. I'd like to study more. Anyway, GoodLuck for your exams. let God's & BOB's grace follow you.:)
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Paul van der Walt wrote:
I'll be moving on to something a little different/new, university
Do it otherwise you'd miss it later. I've done my PG but still I really miss my college days. I'd like to study more. Anyway, GoodLuck for your exams. let God's & BOB's grace follow you.:)
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Thanks very much, I'm sure the exams will go alright. As for university, well, I guess I'll have to locate my thinking cap again - it must be buried under dust somewhere on a dark shelf by now ;P Paul
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Well, after what feels like an eternity I'm finally preparing for my final high school exams. The first one (biology) is on May the 18th and the last one (Physics) on May the 31st. I really can't wait to be finished once and for all with school, which has been so boring for so long. It's quite an interesting feeling, the idea that after being in school for (what feels like) so long I'll be moving on to something a little different/new, university. I guess this is pretty meaningless to most of you since you're finished studying and working already, but bear with my moment of reflection. ;P Hold thumbs Cross your fingers for me while I do the last bit of studying for my exams... Paul
Where are you?[^]
How much time is left?[^]-- modified at 10:39 Tuesday 16th May, 2006: can't decide if that's a direct translation of a Dutch idiom... replaced it for good measure.
Congratulations, and good luck on those exams :rose:!
Paul van der Walt wrote:
you're finished studying and working already
Egads. I graduated from college before you were even born :sigh:. Where's my cane... :rolleyes:
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Congratulations, and good luck on those exams :rose:!
Paul van der Walt wrote:
you're finished studying and working already
Egads. I graduated from college before you were even born :sigh:. Where's my cane... :rolleyes:
Software Zen:
delete this;Thank you :) I'm pretty sure I'll pass, it's a question of getting nice marks... Will need to put effort in for those...
Gary Wheeler wrote:
Egads. I graduated from college before you were even born . Where's my cane...
:laugh: I guess that someday, eventually, I'll be at that point too ;P Paul
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Well, after what feels like an eternity I'm finally preparing for my final high school exams. The first one (biology) is on May the 18th and the last one (Physics) on May the 31st. I really can't wait to be finished once and for all with school, which has been so boring for so long. It's quite an interesting feeling, the idea that after being in school for (what feels like) so long I'll be moving on to something a little different/new, university. I guess this is pretty meaningless to most of you since you're finished studying and working already, but bear with my moment of reflection. ;P Hold thumbs Cross your fingers for me while I do the last bit of studying for my exams... Paul
Where are you?[^]
How much time is left?[^]-- modified at 10:39 Tuesday 16th May, 2006: can't decide if that's a direct translation of a Dutch idiom... replaced it for good measure.
I really can't wait to be finished once and for all with school, which has been so boring for so long. Best of Luck. Take my word, Once your in college you would miss your school days and when you get to work, you will surely miss your college days... thats how its been for me and many of them I know :sigh:. Probably i will miss my working days when I retire :-D So enjoy your college days to the fullest and do not regret in the future.
Tarakeshwar MCP, CCIE Q(R&S) Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes. !sgub evah t'nseod margorP sihT ?sgub naem ayaddahW
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I really can't wait to be finished once and for all with school, which has been so boring for so long. Best of Luck. Take my word, Once your in college you would miss your school days and when you get to work, you will surely miss your college days... thats how its been for me and many of them I know :sigh:. Probably i will miss my working days when I retire :-D So enjoy your college days to the fullest and do not regret in the future.
Tarakeshwar MCP, CCIE Q(R&S) Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes. !sgub evah t'nseod margorP sihT ?sgub naem ayaddahW
Thanks for the words of confidence and wisdom :) I must say I'm pretty curious... Paul
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Well, after what feels like an eternity I'm finally preparing for my final high school exams. The first one (biology) is on May the 18th and the last one (Physics) on May the 31st. I really can't wait to be finished once and for all with school, which has been so boring for so long. It's quite an interesting feeling, the idea that after being in school for (what feels like) so long I'll be moving on to something a little different/new, university. I guess this is pretty meaningless to most of you since you're finished studying and working already, but bear with my moment of reflection. ;P Hold thumbs Cross your fingers for me while I do the last bit of studying for my exams... Paul
Where are you?[^]
How much time is left?[^]-- modified at 10:39 Tuesday 16th May, 2006: can't decide if that's a direct translation of a Dutch idiom... replaced it for good measure.
Good luck, Fish-guy! :cool: Regards, Nish
Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
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Good luck, Fish-guy! :cool: Regards, Nish
Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
Currently working on C++/CLI in Action for Manning Publications.Thanks! Lets hope I swim to good marks ;P Paul