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Month September 2014

Classwork – 30/9/14

Daughter: Large glasses, aspires to be and practises being a model/pageant contestant, ‘nerdy’, not typically ‘good looking’ Story: I was called into the kitchen by Mother when dinner was prepared. We were eating chicken and salad. It wasn’t very nice…. Continue Reading →

Notes – 29/9/14

Characteristics: Son – Impressionable, driven (exercise), silent Uncle – Depressed/suicidal, ragged, knowledgeable, exhausted   Desires: Mother – Everything to be OK Daughter – Win a beauty pageant/become a model Son – To create a lasting impression (like Nietzsche) Uncle –… Continue Reading →

Classwork – 23/9/14

Devastation reeks havoc across the nation, casting a long shadow over the loves of everyone in it. Reports of my death dominate the news, gripping Wales in its entirety. Tearful tributes cascade in and my pictures lie, surrounded by flowers… Continue Reading →

Classwork – 17/9/14

The boy looks up at his teacher displaying a combination of arrogance and disinterest. Slouching down into his seat, head tilting downward, gaze fixed ahead. Relaxed shoulders sink down towards the desk’s level, with arms sprawled carelessly across the aforementioned… Continue Reading →

Creative Writing – 9/9/14

Crouching down below the decking, I scrambled amongst the dirt, as I searched for my lost jar of coins. For the past nine months I had been searching for that jar, but up to that point my efforts came without… Continue Reading →

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