Successful Cambridge Applicants Chat - 2006

panda11

Hah I've got one week of that to look forward to in September... except I have to drive my little sister into school every morning at 7:45am. So your situation could be worse :wink:

My friend has me driving over to his house (his own, his Grandad owns it and he's lived alone in it for the past 3 years) and helping gut it by moving heavy furniture across the road and digging out all his stuff to store or throw out (the house is being sold when he goes to uni) on a fairly regular basis at the moment. So nyaah. :p:

Reply 6541

sarahliz12345

I got taken off my mum's insurance on Friday! Woo! lol :p:

So I won't be driving anywhere.

Reply 6542

Ruthie_J

I'm on my Mum's insurance. I quite like driving, I'm a bit worried I'll get a bit too rusty whilst i'm at college. Somehow I doubt it's like riding a bike but we'll soon see eh?!

Reply 6543

life_rockz

YES for a tsr meeting in freshers week :biggrin:

Sigh I want MY reading list. *sulk.

Reply 6544

Gael

8

you dont want a reading list. i'm already a little stressed about being behind and i haven't even been there a day.

Reply 6545

Camford

12

drsmeeth

you dont want a reading list. i'm already a little stressed about being behind and i haven't even been there a day.

Is it just girls that worry about reading lists and falling behind? Back in my days I really couldn't be bothered about reading lists.

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leannemarie

11

drsmeeth

you dont want a reading list. i'm already a little stressed about being behind and i haven't even been there a day.

Perhaps it's a linguist thing? Because with 7 books for French and 8 for Spanish the reading list is quite large and that's without revising grammar or vocab etc!

Reply 6547

Gael

8

i have 14 spanish books alone. BOO.

Reply 6548

leannemarie

11

drsmeeth

i have 14 spanish books alone. BOO.

But I only have to read half of them for this term and the rest are to be read at Xmas according to my reading list.

yeh true.

Oh no, I've just spent three weeks reading The Moonstone (my reading's been a bit erratic) because I thought it was on my literature reading list, only to discover that it's not even on the "further reading" section :eek:

Reply 6551

Gael

8

ive been reading countless chick novels coz my books havent arrived yet.

Reply 6552

panda11

hah I read my sister's Bliss magazine the otehr day

Reply 6553

Gael

8

ive outgrown bliss. its all about glamour now.

Reply 6554

-myrna-

maybe i should start reading something, else i may be half brain dead by the time i get there..since mid may all ive done is party, shop and watch countless dvds :P cant say iam not very, very relaxed

Reply 6555

leannemarie

11

drsmeeth

ive outgrown bliss. its all about glamour now.

Definitely I got a subscription to glamour for £14 for the year the other day which I thought was pretty reasonable!

Reply 6556

panda11

cosmopolitan all the way...

Reply 6557

Tariqé

-myrna-

maybe i should start reading something, else i may be half brain dead by the time i get there..since mid may all ive done is party, shop and watch countless dvds :P cant say iam not very, very relaxed

but being relaxed is so much more relaxing than this reading malarky!

Reply 6558

JohnStuartMill

8

I have a subscription to The Economist. Does that count?

Reply 6559

Mr. Jim

i nearly died of squee when i thought someone had left a copy of Attitude on the aeroplane this summer! but it was just Altitude, the airline's own magazine. though suspiciously the font and colour of the name was exactly the same as on Attitude... blatant subliminal homosexuality there...

can you get blatant subliminal things? meh

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