I found some of my old school work...
🕑 Added 2020-10-13 10:51:09 +0000 UTCWhilst rummaging through an old box in my moms house I stumbled upon some old primary school work and a year 11 maths report, and whilst the report didn't make for good reading, there were a few, very vague indications for the future carefully pencilled into my reception English book.
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Jesse Foster
“I went roller skating, I was practicing” great work Tom
'I was so high up I jumped down' - this is so beautiful and it was written on my birthday when I was exactly one year old 💕 I'll write this somewhere on my bulletin board.
Joshua M
the assumption that anyone cares about said pronunciations in all of the UK is pretty big headed of americans
"I've got a snowball and some fruit pastilles in my hands" I find this strangely poetic. Maths report looks about as good as mine did.
EJL
Which of your illustrious teachers do we thank for your pronunciation of Oregon and Iowa?
Charley Kline
Christmas, check. You weren't really into your math though, were you?
Benjamin McCann
Amazing stuff. Sweet and terrifying in equal measure, but you seem to have turned out alright.
Tyler Wrage
beautiful work Tom ;)
Jack Marris
Tom can you start a UEFA CL Fantasy Football League? I need a fresh start after the last gameweek in the PL one!! Disastrous!!
D in maths - sounds familiar! A in checking to see if the camera is on :)
tom davies
Haha yes!!
tom davies
Fanks Anders :)
tom davies
I can only imagine David. The comments on those pics are pretty nice too, there are others which say "messy" and "untidy" and rightly so!
tom davies
I'm really keen to know what I was going for with "PRPTISN"
Calum Stevens
I WENT ROLSDTN I WOS PRPTISN
Aaron Martin
Pretty cool mate thanks for sharing with us!
david oldham
That is brutal compared to the school reports my son comes home with. He could burn the school down and wrose the report would say is "Ellis is working hard on his attitude towards fire".
When Tom beat the UK Country Streaks record without chat on: "Lovely work all on your own Tom."
You did good, Tom!