Daily Chat:18/4/08

sallyx

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

Here's my answers...

'In his book The Developmental Psychology of Music, David Hargreaves argues that ‘music education must have a firm foundation in developmental psychology.’ How far do you agree with this statement?'
Answer - I don't. He talks out of his a*se.

‘Neoclassicism? A husk of style? Cultured pearls? Well, which of us today is not a highly conditioned oyster?’ (Igor Stravinsky [with Robert Craft], Dialogues and a Diary, 1963.) Consider Stravinsky’s views/theories on neoclassicism in relation to his practise in (and immediately preceding) the 1920s.'

Answer - I wasn't alive in the 1920's. This is the year 2008, get with the tiiiimes maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

jacs76

1st of all well done bunny !!!:T

and..........
well done me


i blinking did it and flipping passed my level 2 maths

pass mark was 21 and i got 25 but a pass is a pass i honestly thought i had totally flipped it up i burst into tears with relief.
i am having a week off from doing anything except housework and chilling then i will be getting my application form in for my access course and finding some volunteer work at the hospital , hopefully.


hubby is at some posh dinner night dine out thing in the mess tonight so i shall be around as no revision to do :T

boredofbeingathome

elantan wrote: »

only done skiing once in my life but would like to do it again ...i fancy going and feeding the caribou though ....there's so much to do there three girls (one non drinker) just chilling and enjoying each others company before one of us moves to houston for good (possibly) so it should be fun

Sounds great, sigh...Hope you have a great time.:D

redsquirrel80

slowlyfading wrote: »

i can't do these essays.

Hugs SF, I'm sure you can do them, maybe you need to pop out for some fresh air and clear your head then settle down to one at a time.. you'll be fine x

IA, are you saying you're not a highly conditioned oyster? :eek: :rotfl:

immoral_angeluk

jacs76 wrote: »

1st of all well done bunny !!!:T

and..........
well done me


i blinking did it and flipping passed my level 2 maths

pass mark was 21 and i got 25 but a pass is a pass i honestly thought i had totally flipped it up i burst into tears with relief.
i am having a week off from doing anything except housework and chilling then i will be getting my application form in for my access course and finding some volunteer work at the hospital , hopefully.


hubby is at some posh dinner night dine out thing in the mess tonight so i shall be around as no revision to do :T

I KNEW you'd do it!! Well done girl :D:D:D:T:T:T:T:T

redsquirrel80

jacs76 wrote: »

1st of all well done bunny !!!:T

and..........
well done me


i blinking did it and flipping passed my level 2 maths

pass mark was 21 and i got 25 but a pass is a pass i honestly thought i had totally flipped it up i burst into tears with relief.
i am having a week off from doing anything except housework and chilling then i will be getting my application form in for my access course and finding some volunteer work at the hospital , hopefully.


hubby is at some posh dinner night dine out thing in the mess tonight so i shall be around as no revision to do :T

Well done Jacs, great stuff! :T

jacs76

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

Here's my answers...

'In his book The Developmental Psychology of Music, David Hargreaves argues that ‘music education must have a firm foundation in developmental psychology.’ How far do you agree with this statement?'
Answer - I don't. He talks out of his a*se.

‘Neoclassicism? A husk of style? Cultured pearls? Well, which of us today is not a highly conditioned oyster?’ (Igor Stravinsky [with Robert Craft], Dialogues and a Diary, 1963.) Consider Stravinsky’s views/theories on neoclassicism in relation to his practise in (and immediately preceding) the 1920s.'

Answer - I wasn't alive in the 1920's. This is the year 2008, get with the tiiiimes maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan.

yeh like whateveeeeeeeeeeeeeer

hope you lot are as helpful when i ask for help

boredofbeingathome

jacs76 wrote: »

1st of all well done bunny !!!:T

and..........
well done me


i blinking did it and flipping passed my level 2 maths

pass mark was 21 and i got 25 but a pass is a pass i honestly thought i had totally flipped it up i burst into tears with relief.
i am having a week off from doing anything except housework and chilling then i will be getting my application form in for my access course and finding some volunteer work at the hospital , hopefully.


hubby is at some posh dinner night dine out thing in the mess tonight so i shall be around as no revision to do :T

Well done, onwards and upwards:T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T

immoral_angeluk

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

Hugs SF, I'm sure you can do them, maybe you need to pop out for some fresh air and clear your head then settle down to one at a time.. you'll be fine x

IA, are you saying you're not a highly conditioned oyster? :eek: :rotfl:

um..... yes?

jacs76

cheers sar :beer:




not bad for someone who left school at 14 had 2 kids by the time she was 18 and has sat on her bum since:D

must thank keren too after what she said about her ex last night i think reading between the lines its a case of
you can do anything you put your mind too if you want it enough :beer: