Well, it’s Monday again! Everyone had a good day at work/school/wherever? Yes? Good. So today we go onto the second post in my GCSE German series… 5 Ways to Beat Procrastination! This post is going to be a little more…
Happy Monday, everyone! And, welcome to my new blog post series: a plethora of hints, tips and assistance to help you pass your GCSE German exam! So I guess if you’re at school in the UK, this is most likely…
It’s September already?! It seems like I’ve only just come back to the UK – and in a few short weeks, I’ll be off again. Still, until then, let’s talk about some more goals, shall we?
Well, July is over and apparently we’re well and truly into summer now (not that the weather here is proving it right now). Since we’re almost a week into August, I thought it might be a good idea to look…
Some of you may remember this thing I started back in February, where I read through Die Bestimmung (Divergent) and wrote about it as I went along. Well, I’ve decided I want to do that again.
So there’s a Maximise Your Month Linkup going on over at Lindsay Does Languages, and I thought, since my crazy June (finishing work, moving home, starting my new job, finding out about my next job, trying to see all the…
Who else has been taking part in the six week language challenge? Surprisingly, there were only 39 sign-ups this round (it’s usually at least a bit higher, I think) and 34 of us have logged some time, ranging (at present)…
With tomorrow comes the first day of May, a lovely holiday, the start of my final month at work here in Austria (until September, anyway) and the beginning of another six week language challenge! Now, I’ve been involved in these…
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