Okay, so here I am sorting through my old books, and I am finding some odd and amusing things. I shall share them with you:

There is an odd, wobbly kind or writing which I find randomly cropping up in pages of different books in year 9. They say things such as "can't anybody hear me?", "I don't know what I'm doing!" and "busted". I think I may have go in trouble just before I wrote that last one =P (Gemma? In trouble? From a TEACHER??? Well, yes folks, it did happen - and until year 10 it wasn't as uncommon as you may think. I wasn't school mad until year 10).
I have in my year 9 Math book the name Tobias written in flowery writing. Who in the world is Tobias?! =S
I found a math papaer from year nine in which I got 8/20
It scares me that I only remember learning this in year 11, yet the teachers said it was from year 8 and 9 and I just found the proof that indeed it was taught to us back then.... =S
It's scary that my year 9 writing is neater than it is now.
I remember drawing up and filling in that table of shapes in math in year 9!
The edges of the excersice sheets from math are yellowing. Does that make you feel old?
Forget the flowery writing - this one is in code and has a whole garden drawn around it!
Oh dear - I must have been bored - I'm writing in vertical and horizontal strokes only....
oops - just found a math test from year 10 with 14/40. It's understandable why I taped the corner down so no one could see it =P (Just for the record, the one just before it I had got 39/40, so I am redeemed).
Yet another of my brighter moments in year 10 math...

Ahh well, here is a thunder storm, so I'd best be off the computer. I have completed sorting through one draw out of 5.

Why does it hurt so much to throw out old math question sheets...?