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Back when I was in year 11 I told a substitute teacher to fuck off. This happened because she would always listen to everyone’s version and not mine. For some reason she labled me difficult. Bare in mind she wasn’t my usual teacher. Before the incident I never really spoke to her so we didn’t really have a good relationship. There were two classmates, boys of course, that I would always speak to and play fight. Unfortunately neither of them knew their limits when it comes to playing with a distinguished lady like me. It was the end of the lesson and we were waiting for the bell to ring. One of them decided it was a good idea to throw a pencil into my eyes. Like a self fulfilling prophecy the pencil hit me not too far from my eyeballs. It landed on my eyelid. Out of pain I ran out of the classroom because my eyelid was bleeding. At the end of the school day I bumped into the teacher again and she yelled at me saying: “ never ever ever walk out of the classroom without ...
After seeing my exam results my parents realised they had to put their foot down. Because the next step, sixth form, is not going to be a joke. I’ve also been more quiet, reserved, even though I have always been this way. People ask me if I’m going to miss secondary school, my answer is not at all. The only thing I miss is wearing my school uniform. Sometimes you need to let the past go. I’m looking forward for what the future has for me. I’m creating my brand, and growing my community on social media. I will be offering a custom complete makeup kit, lashes and a clothing line. I don’t have a name yet and I’m fully open to ideas. All this will be managed by my parents whilst I focus on retaking my Maths and English. I want to know what you think? Would you support my side hustle when I launch? Click on the link below 👇🏾 https://annaisackah.blogspot.com/p/cosmetics.html?m=1 Are you 16+ and would like to make from £50 to £100 a day off social media? Are you a makeup a...
(Disclaimer: AB’s blog assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions in the content of this site. The information contained in this blog is provided on “as is” with no guarantees of completeness, accuracy, usefulness or timeliness. Speak to a qualified financial advisor for financial advise). Part 1. Financial literacy teaches you how to manage your money, how to invest and reinvest for greater financial freedom. I started learning about financial literacy in year 10 on the mobile app “ moneytime ”. Unfortunately moneytime does not provide an affiliate program so I don’t earn a pound by writing about them. I just want to share how useful this app has been to me. Moneytime taught me about loans, mortgages, payslips, capital gains, taxes, self employment, stocks, bonds, how to invest in real estate and allot more which I am going to share with you in future posts. Click on the link if you want to support my journey through college: https://annaisackah.blogspot.c...
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