what do you do when you are moving school but then suddenly change your mind and it's too late????

Embarressed myself..ah this would be 24th October last year..on macchester piccadilly platform running up to my friends who had come up all the way from Brighton...and i slipped right in front of the *****ds that were coming off the train :joker:

Its never too late for anything honey..... speak up... you may get grumbles and moans but if your not happy with moving then it will only make it 10 times worse if you do go

Well, I am only 29. If you are under 40....I don't think Phil Collins can be considered cool.

I was only 16 when I purchased a record of his, and it was a mix with someone, so I blame that :wavey::wink:

You choose what school you go to?

yeh But i want to. and I don't want to. I was desperate to leave a yesterday and months before but I'm suddenly having an urge where I don't think I'm gonna cope living away from home again.

Hmm well I had a choice. I'm going to my dad's old school in ediburgh.

I'm going to be doing some work in some schools and colleges soon, I think i'm going to have to catch up with what's happened in the last 14 years since I left school, as it appears to be alot different from my day :shocked:

yeah lol it seems to be that way!! Come to schools and colleges in Edinburgh hehe!

Will be London schools i'm afraid, working with problem kids.

Are you a problem? :joker:

Steph is the class clown :wink:

Of course I'm a problem child!!!

I've always wanted to have a job like yours, Hoodie! rock on:colour:

Class clown? Does she have a big red nose?

Keep going Steph, get your head down, work, train, listen and learn, and you can have a job like mine.

But remember, playtime is good too, just make sure it's not too 'naughty'

These days if you put one toenail out of line, the authorities come down on you.

but playtime is fun...... :colour:


ewwww clowns in my opinion are like totally freaky.. they smile sweetly but they really just wanna tear our brains out and cook them for supper... bleh.

It is, as long as you play nicely. I find in the UK, if you break wind, you get strung up. In Holland, much more open and liberal, and much more relaxed.

London is where I work, but I do not overly like London.....maybe I will move to Edinburgh. That is near Cornwall right? :wink:

hehe not on my map!!!!


The beautiful capital of scotland :thumbs: not many chavs where my new school is....:spin2: you could be my psychology teacher or something!

Chavs is an English terminology?

I could not teach, I think I would not last, my 'ways' are unconventional.

I'd be kicked out for calling people vegetables.

I will be merely analysing and working with youngsters with 'issues'

Once people get around my accent, then we get somewhere :wink:

ooo so you from Holland?:thumbs:


hehe that vegetable thing I remember talking to you about ages ago was funny.

Yes, but originally Surinam, which is Dutch. Although I have lived in many places, although England for a long time now.

My clients don't find it funny :joker:

hehe yeh but you probably have to be evil to them to knock some sense into them!

You have amazing English though!!

Ok I'm freaked out because my ex friend has started talking to me and accusing me of "talking like I'm talking to a brick wall" and he's trying to cheer me up by boasting about his module grades which I couldn't give a flying **** about....

should I tell him to piss off or is that just rude?

Well, I don't know about amazing, but I have been in England for 20 years :thumbs: So I have a bit of practice :joker:

And the majority of Dutch people speak English anyway :thumbs: I started learning English virtually as soon as I could speak :tongue:

So you are amazing then!!! :blush2::blush2: wow TiBB are giving us new smilies!! :elephant:

Not amazing......gifted :laugh:

I'm gifted at urm... German??