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Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 8:05 pm
by midget
When I was a mixed infant at Calvert Road school in Greenwich we sang something about "Remember all the people who live in far off lands" which came out as "Reme-ember all the pe-ye-yeople who" etc. Now why should I remember that about 70 yeas later?
Maggie
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 8:34 pm
by cj
midget wrote:When I was a mixed infant at Calvert Road school in Greenwich we sang something about "Remember all the people who live in far off lands" which came out as "Reme-ember all the pe-ye-yeople who" etc. Now why should I remember that about 70 yeas later?
Maggie
Is the confusion sorted now?
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:49 am
by Lightbulbbroken
I think this needs it's own thread

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 9:24 am
by Angela Woodford
Singing -
Jesus bids us shine with a pure clear light
Like a little candle burning in the night!
In this world of darkness, so he bids us shine
You in your small corner
And I - in - mine!
This Kendrick must have got his idea from somewhere...

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 9:50 am
by englishangel
Known in our house as Jidgy-bidgy
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 1:00 pm
by Great Plum
ANother good housey tune was CS Lang's Hail Gladdening Light - is that still sung?
I wouldn't worry about not knowing many hymns - you will soon learn!
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 1:22 pm
by englishangel
...and never forget, as you can tell by the age of some of the posters here.
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 6:32 pm
by Mid A 15
Lightbulbbroken wrote:I think this needs it's own thread

We are past masters on this forum at taking most threads

for no apparent reason but eventually the thread will get

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 6:33 pm
by Urgh-My-Pancreas
Lightbulbbroken wrote:I think this needs it's own thread

yeh, get your own guys
so, to move us off the topic i know nothing about... ANOTHER QUESTION!! hurrah!
what's the ploicy on posters and decorations for your room??
i don't mind if i cant have any posters but maybe photos and doodles that are worthy enough to go up on display. would they be torn down and ripped to shreds or will they be safe?
xxx
idgie
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 6:47 pm
by blondie95
as a new dep you will either share a study with one other or have your own, you can put posters up.
In the avenue house on my deps there was vast amounts of white wall to cover which i did....mainly with pictures of Jonny wilkinson (i think thats where the obsessional collection of pictures started).I covered my wall in all sorts of things-nice bags from shops, adverts from magazines, postcards and of course photo's.
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 2:21 pm
by Eruresto
It used to be pretty tight - one housemaster of mine wouldn't let us have anything except on the pinboards and the doors/windows, because the walls were newly painted after a 1 year, £4m refurbishment project. But nowadays it's more relaxed so I shouldn't worry too much. So long as the things you put up are suitable - and from what I've seen of your art it's definitely suitable (not to mention good) - there shouldn't be a problem. For myself, I have a poster of TB2 taking off over my door, and I'm taking a map of Middle-Earth (with the names in Sindarin

:D:D) in after leave weekend.
JJB
PS. Tolkien is the great.
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 2:33 pm
by Urgh-My-Pancreas
Eruresto wrote:It used to be pretty tight - one housemaster of mine wouldn't let us have anything except on the pinboards and the doors/windows, because the walls were newly painted after a 1 year, £4m refurbishment project. But nowadays it's more relaxed so I shouldn't worry too much. So long as the things you put up are suitable - and from what I've seen of your art it's definitely suitable (not to mention good) - there shouldn't be a problem. For myself, I have a poster of TB2 taking off over my door, and I'm taking a map of Middle-Earth (with the names in Sindarin

:D:D) in after leave weekend.
JJB
PS. Tolkien is the great.
Ahh the wonderful world of Tolkein...
although i recognise and enjoy his work, i think i'm more of a fan of Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte

just a personal preferance!
and hurrah! it's going to be hard to choose which posters to take with me... i have so many i ran out of wall space and have covered half my ceiling! but i wont go
that mad at CH, never fear!
by the way, just a passing thought, will i ever
have to eat fish?
sounds a little odd, but that's pretty much the one thing i can't eat at all

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 6:10 pm
by Eruresto
Don't worry Idgie (or variant thereof

), the walls at CH are very high! So high, in fact, that standing on my bed, I used to have to jump and bounce to reach the light switch on the main light (instead of using the master switch on the wall) which was about 2/3 of the way up. They must be 7 or 8 feet tall. So no matter how much art you have, you won't run out of room! Incidentally, you really must upload some more...
Nope, even with Fishy Friday (cue the calls of 'it's fishy friday, it's fishy friday..."), fish is never compulsory!
You say 'recognise and enjoy"...does that make you a tolkienite? I hope so - we're in short supply at Housey!
JJB
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:48 pm
by Urgh-My-Pancreas
Eruresto wrote:
You say 'recognise and enjoy"...does that make you a tolkienite? I hope so - we're in short supply at Housey!
JJB
i wouldn't say i was a heart felt 'tolkeinite' but possibly i minor one, i did enjoy 'the hobbit' quite alot as a child... but i haven't actually read the TLOTR trilogy, so not a TRUE tolkien fan, unfortunately.
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 9:17 am
by Lightbulbbroken
Hello!
How's everyone?
What about postcards?
I have lots and lots of postcards, and is there enough book space?
