What Are You Doing?

[Guangxi]

sitting uncomfortably in an armchair wishing i had a proper desk-chair.

now sitting in a desk-chair

 

[Pokurcz]

Suffering from belly ache and nausea.

 

[Swedishguy]

Plotting evil deeds.

 

[ComradeDavo]

Just about to eat dinner and watch a tape of yesterdays Doctor Who.

 

[Rossiya]

Slowly doing homework.

 

[MjM]

Not going to my little brother's birthday, because it's not at the local park now, but at my grandma's.

 

[Nylan]

Homework, practicing for auditions, writing a story, not thinking about depressing things.

 

[Sidhe]

hahahahahahahaha. I just finished my first assignment, now I'm sitting here feeling bloody relieved. I hate assessments, they take weeks to do Even if this one was actually not to hard. I reckon 60% minimum.

 

[Swedishguy]

I'm sitting in front of a computer, as I figure most you do.

 

[Pokurcz]

Have just glued some more stuff onto The Kayak!

I am so proud of myself.

 

[Rossiya]

Getting ready to do homework and to improve English coursework.

...snore...

 

[Swedishguy]

I am doing german homework. No, not really.

 

[Guangxi]

i will shortly start irish homework. fuath mé an obair-bhaile

 

[Pokurcz]

Finally finished brooding...

 

[Rossiya]

i will shortly start irish homework. fuath mé an obair-bhaile

Irish homework? What for? School, college?

 

[Guangxi]

Irish homework? What for? School, college?

for school, its writing `diary accounts`. they give you a four-panel comic without any text, you have to write out what happened in a diary entry.

bloody hell, i should have started by now... damned procrastination...

 

[Rossiya]

for school, its writing `diary accounts`. they give you a four-panel comic without any text, you have to write out what happened in a diary entry.

bloody hell, i should have started by now... damned procrastination...

Where do you live? Ireland? I know there is a GCSE in Irish, not sure what the qualifications are in Eire though?

 

[Guangxi]

Where do you live? Ireland? I know there is a GCSE in Irish, not sure what the qualifications are in Eire though?

Ireland. i think our equivilent of the GCSE is the Junior Cert.
you need Irish, Maths and English to get into most colleges here, sometimes a continental language too.

 

[civconquer3000]

Listening to music, just finished Photoshopping this:
Yes, it's a random picture. Oh well

 

[Rossiya]

Ireland. i think our equivilent of the GCSE is the Junior Cert.
you need Irish, Maths and English to get into most colleges here, sometimes a continental language too.

Is Irish particularly hard for the typical Irish youngster?