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[tahariel]

I keep having waking nightmares about the results, like getting all Bs (not good enough for my course) or worse. Stuff like another paper getting marked badly etc. It sucks because it means I'm panicking a little now.

Been watching Tru Calling DVDs - just call me the TV series boxset Queen - and it's so good. Really great show. Basically, Tru, the lead character, gets a job in a morgue when her pre-med internship falls through. And then this dead woman asks for her help, and she's propelled back in time to the beginning of the day (like a 'rewind') and has to try to find her and save the woman's life, based on what little she knows of her from the morgue. It's really, really good, and I got 28 episodes for about £30, which rocks. I'm getting the series finale of Due South and the first season of Stargate SG-1 as soon as I can afford it, because on Amazon.co.uk it's so cheap it's practically scandalous.

I love boxsets. They keep me busy.

BTW, anyone who has Sky and is interested, The Invisible Man is back on.

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[pobbit.livejournal.com]

I actually had a real nightmare last night about getting bad results but every time I dwell on that I start getting panicky.
I think I have seen a couple of episodes (or parts of episodes) of Tru Calling. It looks pretty cool! Have fun with the box sets.
Also I will have to talk to parents and think about transport but I will get back to you on that.

[tarayith.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean about those nightmares. It didn't help when that letter from UCAS came. Have you got that one yet? The What-To-Do-When-You-Don't-Get-Your-Grades one.