thejourneyahead

My exam results were a bit of a shock to me, I achieved four As in Literature, Language, Art and Photography. I then got five Cs in Geography, Science GCSE and Additional, Maths and RE and then a D in Statistics. I am so, so pleased with my four As. All of those subjects I achieved them in I'm doing A-level, thankfully. So I now have some confidence for the next two years.

I don't know if many people read this kind of things, but it's purely to remind myself of things that I 1) Need to complete and 2) Need not to forget. In late June I was commissioned by my GCSE Fine Art teacher to create her some artwork for her house. I haven't yet done it, regrettably, but I have just under two weeks and I already have a draft together. It's a collage piece based on buildings and structures in Bristol. I have to make it ten times better than my GCSE work and it really has to be something new and exciting. I start tomorrow. I am now employed! I had an hour long interview with two people for M&S and, thank goodness, I g

A book that was leant to me by, I consider, a very good friend. Whether they consider me the same thing is something I don't know...but anyway... This afternoon, after meeting some friends after what has felt a very short three years, I finished the book. And, if you've read it, you will completely understand the fundamental impact it has on your views and outlook on life; and everything within/around it. Shortly after putting the book down, and making a cup of tea to soothe my emotion of reading it, a butterfly flew into the room and circled me once, and then left. This may just seem like a happening, it's summer; butterflies are everywher