“Found out that I’d got 26/60 right in multiple choice. Calculated that this was 48.3 recurring %”
Do you detect a certain element of irony in today’s diary entry regarding the results of my mock Maths O-Level?
Bloody smart-arse
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I am a fifty-something ex-pat Brit transplanted into America’s Mid-West. When I finally got around to unpacking all the boxes I shipped across the Atlantic, I found the “schoolboy diaries” I dutifully wrote in during the 1970’s.
I decided, as a fun endeavour, to document, share and comment upon many of the diary entries.
Posts will be in chronological order starting in 1972 and will gently travel from my 14-year old insecure geeky phase through to my involvement in the UK ‘punk movement’ at the end of the decade.
I hope other people find the project to be entertainingThe Prologue
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1973 Diary Entries 1973 Diary Introduction 1975 A History of Music alice cooper art barton peveril BBC Best Years of Our Lives bike Bryan Ferry Christmas church Cockney Rebel Coffee Club college Copenhagen Curved Air David Bowie Deep Purple Deke Leonard denmark Dixons eastleigh ELP emerson lake & palmer emerson lake and palmer EMI exams Family Focus football Francis Records Hawkwind hi-fi jimi hendrix lancaster & crook london Man Man City marc bolan maths melody maker Mick Rock Mock Exams monty python's flying circus mormor moving waves my band O-Levels Paul McCartney physics Pink Floyd prog rock Pub records religion roxy music school sex slade Southampton Status Quo stereo Steve Harley Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel t.rex technical drawing the beatles the nice the who tibs top of the pops tour programme workThese are not the posts you are looking for
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Excerpts from a 70's Teenage Rock Opera 