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Last few months have been crazy. I applied for a scholarship in one really nice school, they gave me a tiny percentage that didn't do much for the crazy large price, but the school I'm currently going to heard about it, and finally started answering the e-mails we've been sending them inquiring if it's possible to get a scholarship (note, that they actually got to a point were they told us they were seriously considering it about a year back... and then they just started ignoring us). So they gave me a pretty nice discount and decided to officially recognize me as a global connect student, and my parents decided that I needed at least some change, so they're sending me boarding. Which I don't really mind all that much.

A few days ago we moved to a nice cheap house on the outskirts of the city, much closer to my dad's job. No airconditioner, the variety of bugs here is absolutely incredible, and there is no bath, but other than that, it's nice.

Although, during the packing I lost my prom ticket, but that's not too bad because I was looking for an excuse not to go anyway. Two days to spare, and I still hadn't bought a dress. Or shoes. Apparently no one had fun anyway.

Schools finally over. Technically, not until next week, but everyone's going on a week long field trip, and the few people I wouldn't mind spending a week with aren't going anyway, and flying home already. so I'm starting summer a bit early. Considering I'm going to be living at school for the next year, I think I deserve it.

Exams are over, and I think the went pretty okay, even Additional Maths which I was freaking out about. The first paper was crap, but I think I may have pulled at least a B out of the second one. I calmed down about it a lot, after the teacher pretty much told me that it doesn't really matter what I get - it's a nice sort of extra if I want to mention it, but since I already got an A* on the maths IGCSE, I can just ignore the result all together if I want to.

In the last two weeks only the sciences were left, which were almost ridiculously easy, so it was actually kinda fun. We didn't have to go to lessons anymore, so we could just stay home until the exam. Then, on exam days, we'd have the exam, and then spend the rest of the day sitting around, watching movies and playing cards. Or vice versa.

And so that's it. Year eleven is over. Sort of weird to think that half my classmates are running off to college already. And I'm actually sort of looking forward to next year. I like the subjects I've chosen (higher maths, art and business, lower English, Spanish, And DT). Still sorta pissed I can't take ICT, but ah well.

I have a week before going to Latvia.

And I finally have time to draw. Life is nice.