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A certain place is treating certain people as second class citizens…reminds me of a certain someone…called HITLER!

26 August, 2008 (17:16) | Molly

But in Hitler’s defence Germany were writing up a list of all the Jews during WW1, before Hitler was in power…he was but a pawn. Or perhaps bigger than a pawn - maybe a bishop or a horsey.

Anyway, so back in school on Monday…not to bothered really - looking forward to meeting the new people but dreading all the year 7s. Over 100 of the little arse holes…someone said we’re having lunch time lessons to make up for it but tbh if we are they can feck off because it’s not our fault they choose candidates with a parental jew test…

Also, seems that I’ve had 38,000 hits on this site since March so says Andrew - I’m pleasantly surprised but how many people think ‘Oh I know let’s type in something random…cats…flying….flying….cat…er….OH FLYINGCAT’ into Google? Good on you like though cause you come here! :D

When I reach 40,000 I might make one of those pictures people do when they get so many hits with ‘THANK YOU 40,000 HITS!’ on it.

T’all depends on my ever changing mood though really…

GCSE results!

21 August, 2008 (15:22) | Molly

Congrats to everyone who got what they wanted or did better than they expected! :D

Here are my results:

Art & Design - B
Biololgy          - A
Chemistry     - A
Physics          - A (phew!)
English Lang - A
English Lit     - A
Georgraphy  - A* (I wouldn’t have expected any less!)
German         - B
ICT                 - A*
Maths            - A* (Well bugger me silly! I never saw THAT one coming :D)
RE                  - B

I am pleasantly surprised with how everything has turned out. I never thought I would actually not do good on the whole - but I was genuinly expecting worse in a few of the exams. The majority though I didn’t really think about properly - but I expected a fair few As… :)

I find it funny though that lots of people with Miss Needham - the good RE teacher who taught her kids and made them work - got Cs because they did bad in the jew exam, while a fair few of us who had Mr Shaw - the religious maniac dwarf who got sacked for his offensive beliefs - and Mrs “it’s on da boeaaared” Green who pottered about in her corner - got As and Bs. Just shows who knows how to teach and who doesn’t eh!? Great system.

The biggest shock with all of this was the A* in maths. Out of all 11 subjects - maths was the only one where my target wasn’t an A*. I never once for a second thought I would get an A* in it but I’m so glad I did, because lots of people find maths hard and cause I beat the brainiest one in the family - Eleanor. She got a C at maths (full marks in everything else probably though) so when she text me before she said, “I never expected someone in my family to do that well in maths!”

I’ve been told to try and get the art remarked. I probably will cause I put so much effort in and I don’t want to let the opportunity pass me by. Yeah I know, it’s art so who cares? and I’m not unhappy with a B even though I thought I would be - but if everyone else is doing it I might as well too.

And you read your Emily Dickinson and I my Robert Frost…

19 August, 2008 (16:19) | Molly

^ Amazing song

Anyway, Yorkshire was fun except one of the dogs (Arla) ran out at about 10PM and, being the bloody countryside, it was too dark to see where she’d gone. I saw a moving shape in an open delapidated barn thing acorss the road though which was her, so I went out to pull her back. It was okay until I stood on a metal bar thing, which hit the floor and went KERBOOSH CLANG CLANG all over the place, probably waking people in the other 14 houses in the village up. I tried to move somewhere else but the same thing happened. In the morning when I could see, I realsied I’d been walking in the spaces of a fallen and bent metal gate/fence thing and got about half way before even realising. After a few attempts I managed to stumble out and grab the dog though so it was alright in the end.

Hmm…so it’s 2 days til results day. I’m not confident at all, but I’m not nervous either…just wondering how I’m going to react when I open the sheet and see all these letters in front of me. I won’t be able to match them up to the right subjects at first I bet.

Ah well, I’m not that fussed on what I get overall - except for geography. If I don’t get an A* I’ll be ashamed - and I’m not being big headed, lots of other people feel the same. I mean…it’s geography. I can’t explain any further than that.

But yeah…I think the only thing about them that’s worrying me at the moment is whether to ask mum & dad “So how much money are you giving me?” because mum will call me cheeky and so on etc.

Maybe I should just wait to see what I get in the exams, and what she offers me…it’ll all work out on it’s own I guess.

Going to Yorkshire tomorrow

12 August, 2008 (14:04) | Molly

If you don’t already know, we helped to rehome a dog called Henry a few weeks ago. He is bloody gorgeous - a setter boarder collie mix and really friendly. He was Kassy’s housemate’s sister’s dog (wew) but she had to get rid of him and had left him with Kassy. Her (the sister’s) boyfriend has teased him a lot so he doesn’t like men much - but he was fine with my dad (kept humping him actually) until his new owner (my mum’s friend) came back with her other dog Arla.

The two of them hit it off brilliantly - plus she’s the kind of dog that won’t take any shit so when he tried to hump her face she snarled him. :) Thata girl!

Anyway, he’s living in the Yorkshire countryside now so we’re going back to visit him and mum’s friend. I hope he remembers me because the first time he meets a person he goes mental and screams like a banshie. I was actually scared when we first saw him in Kassy’s but after 10 minutes he calmed down a lot and was really affectionate.

Henry

D’aww!

Also, it is now 10/9 days until the GCSE results are released! Many people are nervous, scared, worried and suffering from many other forms of anxiety…while I just feel indifferent.

At least that shows I cope well with stressful situations, but tbh I’ve had enough of them to last me a lifetime.

My journey this week has been a learning experience; a real rollercoaster of emotions…

23 July, 2008 (19:19) | Molly

I just found out from the woman next door that you can get into her attic via our eaves! Naturally, I want to try crawling through (she said I could) but I’m not sure which way to go. Our eaves entrance is a cupboard in my room, but I get the feeling you don’t get in through there - me suspects it’s the one with the water tank at the entrance (on the attic landing next to my door). I don’t quite fancy crawling through that since I’ll have to move a bookcase and no one’s been in that part of the attic for a long time - possibley never.

What kind of dust and creatures will I encounter? I can hear the birds in the eaves flapping about all the time! The baby ones wake me up with all their squawking and I have to smack the wall to shut them up when I’m sleeping, and I swear that if I opened the door they would fly out so what if I crawl in a nest or come across skeletons!? The back of our kitchen cabnits aren’t that dusty and there are spider skeletons hanging at the back of them (not in the actual cupboards but they are open at the top exposing the wall and the spiders are there).

I live in such filth.

Bastards!

16 July, 2008 (19:18) | Molly

:@:@:@:@:@:@ KDHS IS SUCH A MONGY PLACE! ‘You should be greatful that you’re getting such a good education and that you’re not in St. Julies’ my ARSE. Teachers are dropping/leaving/being sacked all the time and the last 3 months of R.E was just sitting off. Mrs Green didn’t even try. (though tbh who’s arsed about R.E anyway?)

Okay, so St Julies is weird and has that bitch sister Anne Marie but like…KDHS…the governers are all up their own arses!

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article taken from:
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-news/local-news/2008/07/15/school-to-ban-packed-lunches-100252-21341349/

Education reporter Ben Turner says . .

A SCHOOL hopes to be the first in Liverpool to ban packed lunches to ensure pupils eat better food.

King David primary in Childwall wants to take the step because some children’s lunch boxes arrive packed with unhealthy snacks, including doughnuts.

Staff admit the move is “controversial” but say it is part of a drive to make sure youngsters at the Jewish school eat a balanced diet.

The rule is likely to come into force in 2010, when the primary school and kindergarten move into a £24m superschool on a neighbouring site with King David high.

The new premises would include one of the country’s largest kosher kitchens, capable of preparing more than 1,200 nutritious meals, ranging from sushi to sandwiches, every day.

The kitchens would follow strict kosher guidelines, so meat and dairy products would be prepared and served in different areas.

Lauren Lesin-Davis, chairwoman of governors, said: “It is controversial, but as a school, we want to get our meals right.

“We are amazed at what we find in children’s lunch boxes. Some even come in with doughnuts.”

She said she was “confident” parents would support the move, which is designed to tackle obesity and improve pupils’ performance in class.

The school charges about £1.85 per meal and does not envisage any significant rise in the future. Pupils will not be forced to eat school meals, and parents will be allowed to take their children home to eat at lunchtimes if they choose.

Recent figures showed 20.7% of boys and 14.8% of girls in Liverpool are obese by the time they are 11.

King David primary’s plans were today backed by the Child Growth Foundation, an obesity prevention charity. Chairman Tam Fry said: “If parents send in rubbish in lunch boxes, then the school has got to ban them.”

King David primary’s plans were unveiled ahead of a visit from School Food Trust chairwoman Prue Leith tomorrow.

benturner@liverpoolecho.co.uk

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Unhealthy food as if - they’re just scared of kids bringing in ham. And serving sushi? I can’t see that happening it’ll probably be rice wrapped in lettuce. A regular ‘meal’ in our canteen is a plate of pasta…nothing else just pasta. I’ve seen kids buying little packets of ketchup just to add some flavour to it.

THAT’S SOOOOO HEALTHY WELL DONE KDHS!

Also, we’re not all jews we can’t afford to buy our lunch everyday (at least the fat but poor kids will lose weight). I was actually offended (and not mock offended) in year 7 when Mr Barton went on about how we’re all well off because he’d seen us being “dropped off in our mercedes.” At the time we were still paying for the morgage on the house (took about 13 years to pay off), my dad, who had been on sick leave from work for a year and a half, had to retire and our car was a second hand 2 door polo that stank of vomit we inherited when my nan died. Woah, we were REALLY in the money…

But saying all this I like the sixth form department and have faith in it for next term.

Jeremy Kyle is such a prat

14 July, 2008 (09:10) | Molly

He reminds me of that bastard on talk sport who cuts people off and abuses them if they disagree with him. He’s worse than Pete Price (but our Pete is awesome cause he’s funny).

Anyway, my sims obsession which has lasted er…5 days overall ish since I went on holiday in between is slowly dying away, but I bought some expansion packs from amazon so when they come God knows what I’ll be like.

Argh as I’m trying to write this Jeremy Kyle’s show is just totally pissing me off even though he’s not the one talking (surprisingly). ¬_¬

Germany & Counting Crows!!!

9 July, 2008 (15:26) | Molly

Went to Germany on the 2nd with Kassy to visit Eleanor. I was gonna post before I went but frankly I couldn’t be arsed, but now you know.

Twas a nice holiday, but some of the days were too bloody hot for my liking. Throughout the course of the holiday we watched 1 and a half series of Kath & Kim (it’s hilarious), upset a gay shop owner (he was a freak), went swimming in a huge lake, shopped and near the start Kassy almost stood on a dead pigeon.

etc etc.

We got back yesterday afternoon - the flight was alright but I had a banging headache. Thankfully it went away though, which was good since we then went to a Counting Crows gig last night. :D It was awesome, they played most of my favourite songs (afterwards though I was looking through them on the computer and thinking ‘aww why didn’t they play that one too!?’ but oh well).

Kassy was especially made up since last time (that she knows of) they were in England she had her GCSEs so mum wouldn’t let her go. Poor thing had been waiting 8 years!

proud.jpg

that was in John Lennon airport, you’ve got to love it.

Oh I forgot to mention…

25 June, 2008 (01:29) | Other

Kassy brought back the sims 2 the other day, at last, and I was happy. I turned the laptop on and opened the case, ready to install it, but what did I see?  3 Sims 2 disks AND A FECKING DIFFERENT DISK FROM AN EXPANSION PACK. This now means I can’t install the bloody thing because I need the 4th Sims 2 disk.

So now I have to wait for her to bring that last disk around and Lord knows how long it will take.

My hopes were crushed…

There are so many things I’d like to do…

23 June, 2008 (23:31) | Molly

But I’m the type of person who thinks and doesn’t act. I suppose that makes me one of the undedicated people that everyone goes on about hating, when in actual fact they’re all like that too (the normal ones anyway).

However, ever the hypocrite, I’ve been dedicated to this blog recently - which is nice since I ignored it for so long. C’est la vie I guess…

Hmm, I’ve not drawn for a few days - been out a lot - but now I cba leaving the house really. Me thinks I’ll try to spend a day this week sat at the end of the bed drawing away, it’s all about the mood though y’know? If I ain’t in the mood you can’t draw for toffee and it’s frustrating…maybe I should start taking requests from roleplaying websites again but without a scanner that seems pointless.

In fact maybe I should just get a bloody scanner… -_- we shall have to search on ebay when our new debit card is all set up…