janejazz

if its your dream and you practice hard for it

like i did

then its DEFINATELY worth it

even though it was an amateur production i was in i still loved every minute of it, who says you need to go to the west end/broadway to experience the thrills of performing!

work hard thats all i can say
its worth it for your CV maybe
but in the end, its only a title that you own for a year, and if ur lucky two or three years (depending on what dux you want wether its dux of the school, or progression through school years!)
thats all

im still dux
but dont think much of it really!

but its nice to know i am .. i suppose :)

it certainly improved my french!

i hosted a french girl called Morganne in my house for one week
and she came to school with me etc

there was a small group of us who had agreed to do it, so we were able to go to each others houses etc and out in the weekend

its hard work, certainly for my mum who didn’t speak a word of french
but with a few words and hand gestures we usually mangaged breakfast without a fuss!

alot is learned by both the host and the guest
one thing i learned is that unlike me she rarely ate sugar, dessert, ice cream or anything like that!
all salad and fruit, and alot of water

food is mainly the largest difference

and all the french people were fascinated by my trampoline!

if you want to improve your french then this is a good idea, but it can be quite stressful at the same time!