I survived maths today. One more exam to go, and then glorious, beautiful freedom. I had a panic attack or two before the exam. First exam I stressed over, but with my mathematical skill, it’s to be expected.
It’s shocking to realise that after tomorrow, I’ll have such a long break ahead of me. What to do… what to do…
More links for you, my darling readers!
Passive Aggressive Notes
Frankie’s blog
I like this, because I remember the book
I’m playing Reversi on msn with Clare. Tis good fun. So the blog is slowly plodding along. It’ll get finished. Well, obviously it has, since you are reading it.
Let’s talk about Divorce. That’s a current(ish) topic.
My parents divorced when I was seven. Actually, no they didn’t. They divorced… last year. They split up when I was seven, which is practically the same thing. I didn’t realise (though I should have) until years later that he moved straight in to my step-mother’s house. I didn’t exactly put two and two together.
You’d think I’d hold that against him, but I don’t. The relationship was over by then, and Kerry and he are happy together. If it were ‘just a fling’, they wouldn’t still be together, would they?
During primary school, and the first two years of high school, I barely knew anyone who had divorced parents. But as I fell out with one group, and into another, I found them. Now, a very large percentage of my current group have divorced parents. I wonder if this is coincidence or not.
Divorce has its upsides for me (money money money! Double the presents! Get away from mum!) and its downsides (dreadfully inconvenient) but I know that my parents were not meant to be. And that’s okay.
Another blog later.
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I’d agree with the whole divorce thing, sometimes your folks are just crap together (looks accusingly at own family), and yes, go the having two places to live, I like it.