well folks..... service week is over and im proud to say i passed with flying colours.
now, i have boeing to learn, but more practical and written exams before im finally graduated. hard to believe that in 4 and a bit days i will be finished my training and ready to fly!!!!!
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Photos from the training course
Me signing my certification to fly
Gordon and I in the service training rig
Having some fun in the rig
Learning how to set up the dinner cart
My Smoking Buddies
Gordon and I in the service training rig
Having some fun in the rig
Learning how to set up the dinner cart
My Smoking Buddies
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Dancicle
its bloody freezing here. last night driving home at 5pm was 3 degrees. ive heard it got down to -6 overnight. woke to to see frost on the roof opposite our flat.
And its not even december yet. looking forward to warming up when i go down south to miami and orlando!!!!
And its not even december yet. looking forward to warming up when i go down south to miami and orlando!!!!
Friday, November 23, 2007
Coffee? Tea? or Me?
You for coffee?? You for tea??
spent yesterday learning how to set up the trolleys and what goes in what box and cart in the galley, and how to use the trash compactor. today is day for of service and we still havent learned how to actually serve anything. i do hope they give us a practice run before our assessment on tuesday. our assessment is having to searve each other ona pretend flight, and having to set up carts and meals. they have told us service flows and where to find things but have given us so practice..... so i hope i do ok in my practical. although really how hard can it be??
today i learn how to use the duty free computer... all day... how fun!
poor scott is sick with the flu.. so he is home for 5 days. luckily... as in december he and i have horrible rosters and i think we get about 4 days together in december.... but at least we have xmas together...
spent yesterday learning how to set up the trolleys and what goes in what box and cart in the galley, and how to use the trash compactor. today is day for of service and we still havent learned how to actually serve anything. i do hope they give us a practice run before our assessment on tuesday. our assessment is having to searve each other ona pretend flight, and having to set up carts and meals. they have told us service flows and where to find things but have given us so practice..... so i hope i do ok in my practical. although really how hard can it be??
today i learn how to use the duty free computer... all day... how fun!
poor scott is sick with the flu.. so he is home for 5 days. luckily... as in december he and i have horrible rosters and i think we get about 4 days together in december.... but at least we have xmas together...
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Im certified
today has to be one of the most stressful of my life so far. i had my safety and airbus finals today. 120 questions and 194 pieces of equiptment to place on 3 different aircraft.
amazingly i passed.
which means i am now leagally certified (or certifiable!!!) to fly in an airbus. i just have to pass a conversion course for boeing and im certified on that too.
only 2 weeks to go until i finish my training. 5 days service training, 2 days self defence and 3 days boeing conversion. then one day of exams and im online!!!!
amazingly i passed.
which means i am now leagally certified (or certifiable!!!) to fly in an airbus. i just have to pass a conversion course for boeing and im certified on that too.
only 2 weeks to go until i finish my training. 5 days service training, 2 days self defence and 3 days boeing conversion. then one day of exams and im online!!!!
Saturday, November 17, 2007
well.....its not paris, first class, international but its just as good
hey!!!! mt roster came out!!!
obviously for security reasons i cant say my exact roster. what i can tell is the destinations i got. my first flight is going to be New York, then Orlando, LA, Miami and then Nairobi. luckily (unheard of for a junior) i got xmas and NY off!!! but scott is away for Ny so i will try to get onto his flight.
how exciting!!! its all very real now. we have finally finished the training for safety and airbus, i have the weekend to study a plethora of information and memorise locations before the 2-3 hour exam on monday and thats safety done and dusted for a year. before i have to resit again next year... no rest for the wicked.... its constant study and testing here!!! safety is our prime concern!
spent the last 2 days running around from pane to plane having a look at all the bits and bobs and buttons and whistles (well chimes and lights really)
its bloody freezing now it is. today at the base, there was frost on all the plants outside and front on the cars and smoking shelter....been 0 degrees some days... and well.. new york is just going to be mega cold so i may as well get used to it.
miss aussie summer but at least miami and orlando should be warmer.
obviously for security reasons i cant say my exact roster. what i can tell is the destinations i got. my first flight is going to be New York, then Orlando, LA, Miami and then Nairobi. luckily (unheard of for a junior) i got xmas and NY off!!! but scott is away for Ny so i will try to get onto his flight.
how exciting!!! its all very real now. we have finally finished the training for safety and airbus, i have the weekend to study a plethora of information and memorise locations before the 2-3 hour exam on monday and thats safety done and dusted for a year. before i have to resit again next year... no rest for the wicked.... its constant study and testing here!!! safety is our prime concern!
spent the last 2 days running around from pane to plane having a look at all the bits and bobs and buttons and whistles (well chimes and lights really)
its bloody freezing now it is. today at the base, there was frost on all the plants outside and front on the cars and smoking shelter....been 0 degrees some days... and well.. new york is just going to be mega cold so i may as well get used to it.
miss aussie summer but at least miami and orlando should be warmer.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
bitchin ditchin
well....survived ditching day.... barely.
had to be at the base at 0515.... onto a bus to the pool. was the coldest day here yet. rain.. still dark.... you can imagine this is not the most inviting morning for a swim.
we get to the pool and my stomach is so tied in knots. i hate the water.. totally hate the water... having almost drowned twice as a child, i guess i have a good, if not unneccessary fear for the water. im not the strongest swimmer. another bloke in my course..darren is exactly the same. we would just look at each other across the aisle of the bus..and the look in our eyes said volumes, but tried to be supportive of each other. was a great time for scott and i to be having a disaggreement, and this was adding to my stress. (things calm now tho)
we get to the pool and change, and all too soon im standing at the side of the pool. thankfully the indoor pool area is heated...and the water seemed quite warm.
the drill seargent of an instructor lead us through an hour and a half of hell. first of all we had to get into the pool at one end and swim to the other end, without touching the sides or bottom. 25 metres. now normally im not a strong enough swimmer to make that without going thru panic. i got about half way and felt the panic rising. so flipped onto my back and did the 2nd half in backstroke.. the look of sheer horror i was to find out, was seen by one of my crewmates. but i did it. then we had to get out, and put on a life jacket, and pull the toggle to blow it up. and roll into the pool and make our way to the centre of the pool.. which was fine since i had a flotation device, there was no fear or panic and i felt quite comfortable. we did various exercises basedon water survival.. and then i had to be dragged one length of the pool...i teamed up with darren so we could support each other. and then i had to drag him back the other way.. was totally exhausted by this stage.. hes a big hefty muscle boy. then we had to remove our life jackets and swim to the centre of the pool and retrieve a rolled up life jacket floating on the water, and tread water while putting it on and manually blowing it up using the tube. amazingly i just aced that.. had it on and blown up quicker than some guys who are good swimmers.
last but not least we had to swim to a life raft in the centre of the pool and haul each other in, and row to the side of the pool. great fun in the end. glad i never have to do that again.
we all passed !!!
then we got taught PELDS.. portable equiptment location diagrams. we have 3 types of airbus and we have to learn 194 specific locations on them by monday. from memory. fudge fudge.. its hard. this is the one section i think i might actually fail. some girls in the class are saying they can already plot them all. im about half way. and its just not sinking in.
today we took a trip to heathrow to go visit an airbus a340. a real aircraft. we got to open and close a door. arm and disarm a door (oh yes and lets not forget that all important crosschecking!!)
we gto to go down to the crew rest area, and practice climbing out the escape hatch. i think this was real fun as we were on a real plane. got to see a few things that the average punter doesnt know about.
going to a hanger tomorrow to spend more time on the plane, and im hoping i wil have more time to explore all the drawers and stowages so i can picture these bloody locations.
tomorrows test.... doors and exits... how to open and close, how to arm and disarm.. pre flight checks and how to evacuate each of them (there are different specific phrases to say for each)
sigh.. im exhausted and weary and my brain is pretty full. if i can survive it all., i have 2.5 weeks left til graduation.
thankfully next week is service week.. now im not saying its easy.. but certainly less of a brain strain than the last 2 weeks.. its not so cerebral and is more based on customer service and our personalities than facts and figures. plus, we get to serve each other meals and drinks for a few days so free lunch!!
danny - do what you have to mate.
had to be at the base at 0515.... onto a bus to the pool. was the coldest day here yet. rain.. still dark.... you can imagine this is not the most inviting morning for a swim.
we get to the pool and my stomach is so tied in knots. i hate the water.. totally hate the water... having almost drowned twice as a child, i guess i have a good, if not unneccessary fear for the water. im not the strongest swimmer. another bloke in my course..darren is exactly the same. we would just look at each other across the aisle of the bus..and the look in our eyes said volumes, but tried to be supportive of each other. was a great time for scott and i to be having a disaggreement, and this was adding to my stress. (things calm now tho)
we get to the pool and change, and all too soon im standing at the side of the pool. thankfully the indoor pool area is heated...and the water seemed quite warm.
the drill seargent of an instructor lead us through an hour and a half of hell. first of all we had to get into the pool at one end and swim to the other end, without touching the sides or bottom. 25 metres. now normally im not a strong enough swimmer to make that without going thru panic. i got about half way and felt the panic rising. so flipped onto my back and did the 2nd half in backstroke.. the look of sheer horror i was to find out, was seen by one of my crewmates. but i did it. then we had to get out, and put on a life jacket, and pull the toggle to blow it up. and roll into the pool and make our way to the centre of the pool.. which was fine since i had a flotation device, there was no fear or panic and i felt quite comfortable. we did various exercises basedon water survival.. and then i had to be dragged one length of the pool...i teamed up with darren so we could support each other. and then i had to drag him back the other way.. was totally exhausted by this stage.. hes a big hefty muscle boy. then we had to remove our life jackets and swim to the centre of the pool and retrieve a rolled up life jacket floating on the water, and tread water while putting it on and manually blowing it up using the tube. amazingly i just aced that.. had it on and blown up quicker than some guys who are good swimmers.
last but not least we had to swim to a life raft in the centre of the pool and haul each other in, and row to the side of the pool. great fun in the end. glad i never have to do that again.
we all passed !!!
then we got taught PELDS.. portable equiptment location diagrams. we have 3 types of airbus and we have to learn 194 specific locations on them by monday. from memory. fudge fudge.. its hard. this is the one section i think i might actually fail. some girls in the class are saying they can already plot them all. im about half way. and its just not sinking in.
today we took a trip to heathrow to go visit an airbus a340. a real aircraft. we got to open and close a door. arm and disarm a door (oh yes and lets not forget that all important crosschecking!!)
we gto to go down to the crew rest area, and practice climbing out the escape hatch. i think this was real fun as we were on a real plane. got to see a few things that the average punter doesnt know about.
going to a hanger tomorrow to spend more time on the plane, and im hoping i wil have more time to explore all the drawers and stowages so i can picture these bloody locations.
tomorrows test.... doors and exits... how to open and close, how to arm and disarm.. pre flight checks and how to evacuate each of them (there are different specific phrases to say for each)
sigh.. im exhausted and weary and my brain is pretty full. if i can survive it all., i have 2.5 weeks left til graduation.
thankfully next week is service week.. now im not saying its easy.. but certainly less of a brain strain than the last 2 weeks.. its not so cerebral and is more based on customer service and our personalities than facts and figures. plus, we get to serve each other meals and drinks for a few days so free lunch!!
danny - do what you have to mate.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
my slide descent
caught it on video. shame we could only do it once.... man it waqs scary though, it doesnt look like youre going fast, but you really fly down those things. my stomach was still at the top as i reached the bottom
Half Way There !!!!
WHOOOOOOAAAA we're halfway there
living on a prayer !!!!
today marks the halfway mark in the training course, and today has been the most exciting so far.
started off mega nervous and stressing over whether i would pass todays exam.. managed to get 100% so the stress of the day was over and done, and we got down to the serious business of those unspoken unlikey events of an emergency incident.
then... today i finally fulfilled on of my lifes little goals.
I GOT TO JUMP DOWN AN EVACUATION SLIDE !!!
then we spent all afternoon in the rig... this mock plane cabin with doors and lights and sound effects. and we got to practice our evacuation drills. my god that was so much fun.. weird really since in a real event it would be anything but fun.. but has really brought home the fact im working for an airline as cabin crew. my throat is sore from yelling all afternoon for people to open their seatbelts and get out.
all from no notice emergencies to short notice and long notice and all the differences we have.
bit nervous about ditching day on tuesday.. being thrown inthe pool and having to put on life jackets while treading water and manually inflating but hey... ill do fine.
anyway... loving this song right now.
Thursday, November 08, 2007
lucky streaks cant last
sigh.. knew it was too good to be true. tried my best but the 100% run just wasnt going to last.
the last few days have been hell!! so fucking much to learn, and remember.. facts and figures going around in my head so much, its all a blur.
last 2 days i have only managed to get 96%. got one question wrong in each exam.
so far we have been lucky and everyone has passed all exams (pass is 88%)
today, we saw one girl fail an exam. means she has to take a resit exam tomorrow. hope she studies because if you fail that, they will give her a verbal exam tomorrow after lunch and if she fails that, she is out. eeek.. and we dont want to lose anyone.
mind you , yesterday was a bit of fun, where we were in a mock up cabin and went through all the stages of flight, pretending to be real trolley dollies. i got to do from take off until disembarkation. got to sit in jump seats.. secure cabins, and play with all the bells and whistles. was dead exciting..even if i did catch my finger in the jump seat... mega-ouch.
today was fire safety day and we got to go out to a fire training facility in the middle of no-where. got to put out an over fire with a BCF extinguisher. and also had to don a smoke hood and make my way through a smoke filled cabin, and grab an extinguisher and fight a pretend toilet fire.
was really eerie walking through this cabin which was the back section of a real 747. what you are used to seeing, looks totally alien when filled with smoke.. the light (of which there was only 2 small ones at the back of the cabin) was dim and spooky. the only sound is your breathing in the smook hood. im vaguely aware of my 2 crew mates with me shouting out if im ok, as part fo the standard checks..but really easy to feel freaked out as everything seems so closed in. but wish i coudl go do it all again.
easier night fo study tonight.. just have to study fire drills and elements and types of fires. should only take an hour of study, plus by pre flight checks and durations of fire fighting equipt.
scott went to LA today... will be back saturday. hopefully i can surprise him with a nice 100% result for the next 2 exams. he is very proud of me but im gutted i didnt get 100% i have very high expectations of me, and although most people have been getting one or two wrong in most exams... i want to exit the course knowing i achieved what i set out for and that i know is all confidently. 2 more days and we are half way through the course. phew. the group are bonding even closer which means the dirty talk is becoming more and more prevalent. tee hee.
been discovering the joys of facebook. most of our group are in there and slowly finding people i knwo and havent seen for eons on there.
missing my friends back home heaps
the last few days have been hell!! so fucking much to learn, and remember.. facts and figures going around in my head so much, its all a blur.
last 2 days i have only managed to get 96%. got one question wrong in each exam.
so far we have been lucky and everyone has passed all exams (pass is 88%)
today, we saw one girl fail an exam. means she has to take a resit exam tomorrow. hope she studies because if you fail that, they will give her a verbal exam tomorrow after lunch and if she fails that, she is out. eeek.. and we dont want to lose anyone.
mind you , yesterday was a bit of fun, where we were in a mock up cabin and went through all the stages of flight, pretending to be real trolley dollies. i got to do from take off until disembarkation. got to sit in jump seats.. secure cabins, and play with all the bells and whistles. was dead exciting..even if i did catch my finger in the jump seat... mega-ouch.
today was fire safety day and we got to go out to a fire training facility in the middle of no-where. got to put out an over fire with a BCF extinguisher. and also had to don a smoke hood and make my way through a smoke filled cabin, and grab an extinguisher and fight a pretend toilet fire.
was really eerie walking through this cabin which was the back section of a real 747. what you are used to seeing, looks totally alien when filled with smoke.. the light (of which there was only 2 small ones at the back of the cabin) was dim and spooky. the only sound is your breathing in the smook hood. im vaguely aware of my 2 crew mates with me shouting out if im ok, as part fo the standard checks..but really easy to feel freaked out as everything seems so closed in. but wish i coudl go do it all again.
easier night fo study tonight.. just have to study fire drills and elements and types of fires. should only take an hour of study, plus by pre flight checks and durations of fire fighting equipt.
scott went to LA today... will be back saturday. hopefully i can surprise him with a nice 100% result for the next 2 exams. he is very proud of me but im gutted i didnt get 100% i have very high expectations of me, and although most people have been getting one or two wrong in most exams... i want to exit the course knowing i achieved what i set out for and that i know is all confidently. 2 more days and we are half way through the course. phew. the group are bonding even closer which means the dirty talk is becoming more and more prevalent. tee hee.
been discovering the joys of facebook. most of our group are in there and slowly finding people i knwo and havent seen for eons on there.
missing my friends back home heaps
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
definable moments of pure contentment
do you ever have those moments that make you stop and just realise how happy and content you are.
moments like just laying on the loungeroom floor, next to your partner, legs and arms entwined, just staring at the ceiling, listening to music. you suddenly realise just how happy and content you are, and how it never gets better than this. You lay there for hours, lips touching tenderly, revelliing in each others presence. How lucky am i ???
the study has just doubled. i had about 3 hours worth to do yesterday. ugh. 1 hour in the morning and 2 at night. this is on top of 8 hours of instruction during the day. god help anyone who calls me a glorified waiter. my exam today is on turbulence and decompression and child restraints. yesterdays exam saw another 100% result. but im sure the streak cant last.
today we are on FSR's ugh... can i ever escape FSR?? only this time its not functional requirement specifications, its flight safety regulations. actually makes functional requirements look like a walk in the park.
missing my friends back home.. getting to the homesick stage... but scott is making my hearth feels very at home.
yesterday saw my 1 month in the UK. god its passed quickly...but feels longer.
tomorrow is scott and my 8 month anniversary. again feels like longer.
moments like just laying on the loungeroom floor, next to your partner, legs and arms entwined, just staring at the ceiling, listening to music. you suddenly realise just how happy and content you are, and how it never gets better than this. You lay there for hours, lips touching tenderly, revelliing in each others presence. How lucky am i ???
the study has just doubled. i had about 3 hours worth to do yesterday. ugh. 1 hour in the morning and 2 at night. this is on top of 8 hours of instruction during the day. god help anyone who calls me a glorified waiter. my exam today is on turbulence and decompression and child restraints. yesterdays exam saw another 100% result. but im sure the streak cant last.
today we are on FSR's ugh... can i ever escape FSR?? only this time its not functional requirement specifications, its flight safety regulations. actually makes functional requirements look like a walk in the park.
missing my friends back home.. getting to the homesick stage... but scott is making my hearth feels very at home.
yesterday saw my 1 month in the UK. god its passed quickly...but feels longer.
tomorrow is scott and my 8 month anniversary. again feels like longer.
Sunday, November 04, 2007
Finally some pictures from my training
Happy as a pig in mud
Hope this is not part of the uniform
Welcome aboard the Av-med training rig
Uniform fittings
Saturday, November 03, 2007
And so the nightmare begins
yesterday we had the start of 11.5 days of pure hell. SEP. Safety and emergency proceedures.
the volumne of work has already been thrust upon us. yesterday we had a surprise exam. we had to watch a 10 min video and then had an exam on it right after.
ok so i got 100% but i dont think that this lucky streak will continue as its massive.
we got told yesterday that what we learn in 3 weeks of this course, when compared fact to fact, is 1/3 more than a 2 year travel and tourism course. sheesh.. and we only have 15 days to learn all that. i swear if anyone calls me a flying waiter ill bitch slapt them into oblivion.
went out for drinks with my crew last night. was nice to see everyone outside of the class environment, but the music was so loud that you couldnt actually hear what anyone was saying. am igetting too old for that crap??
scott is finally back. i missed my mate. i am pretty sure he really missed me, judging by all the totally dirty things he was saying to me in his sleep. but disconcerting when you are awoken by someone whispering the rudest things imaginable in your ear... and then realising he is totally asleep. sigh. whats a boy to do ... tee hee
having some mates over for dinner tonight. and have at least 2 hours study to do today. it never ends.
the volumne of work has already been thrust upon us. yesterday we had a surprise exam. we had to watch a 10 min video and then had an exam on it right after.
ok so i got 100% but i dont think that this lucky streak will continue as its massive.
we got told yesterday that what we learn in 3 weeks of this course, when compared fact to fact, is 1/3 more than a 2 year travel and tourism course. sheesh.. and we only have 15 days to learn all that. i swear if anyone calls me a flying waiter ill bitch slapt them into oblivion.
went out for drinks with my crew last night. was nice to see everyone outside of the class environment, but the music was so loud that you couldnt actually hear what anyone was saying. am igetting too old for that crap??
scott is finally back. i missed my mate. i am pretty sure he really missed me, judging by all the totally dirty things he was saying to me in his sleep. but disconcerting when you are awoken by someone whispering the rudest things imaginable in your ear... and then realising he is totally asleep. sigh. whats a boy to do ... tee hee
having some mates over for dinner tonight. and have at least 2 hours study to do today. it never ends.
Friday, November 02, 2007
Av-med done and dusted
5 gruelling days later
5 written tests later
3 practical assessments later
and i have passed and finished Aviation Medicine. (god i can even deliver a baby now)
got 100% for my final exam.
the rig assessment we had was hilarious...nerve wrecking before hand but so funny when we look back.
our group of 4 had to deal with an economy class passenger who had taken an overdose of heroin, and still had the needle stuck in his arm. half way through treating him, he went into convulsions, and we had to get a medically qualified volunteer from the passengers to come help, whilst on the phone to medlink. apparently i was the only person in the whole class who did not follow the volunteers advice to move the patient to the floor to treat and they were really impressed at how i stood up tot the doctor. (either way is correct but it is safer for all concerned to leave him lying across the seats as we were diverting and had to land and you cant strap him inn on the floor.)
so got some brownie points there.
everyone did really well...and we all passed. so all going out for drinks tomorrow to celebrate.
tomorrow is cabin resource management and then the beginning of cabin safety. the toughest 2 weeks of my career. apparently its hell and its not uncommon to lose one from the group during this phase.
but NO STUDY TONIGHT !!!
5 written tests later
3 practical assessments later
and i have passed and finished Aviation Medicine. (god i can even deliver a baby now)
got 100% for my final exam.
the rig assessment we had was hilarious...nerve wrecking before hand but so funny when we look back.
our group of 4 had to deal with an economy class passenger who had taken an overdose of heroin, and still had the needle stuck in his arm. half way through treating him, he went into convulsions, and we had to get a medically qualified volunteer from the passengers to come help, whilst on the phone to medlink. apparently i was the only person in the whole class who did not follow the volunteers advice to move the patient to the floor to treat and they were really impressed at how i stood up tot the doctor. (either way is correct but it is safer for all concerned to leave him lying across the seats as we were diverting and had to land and you cant strap him inn on the floor.)
so got some brownie points there.
everyone did really well...and we all passed. so all going out for drinks tomorrow to celebrate.
tomorrow is cabin resource management and then the beginning of cabin safety. the toughest 2 weeks of my career. apparently its hell and its not uncommon to lose one from the group during this phase.
but NO STUDY TONIGHT !!!
Thursday, November 01, 2007
finals of av-med tomorrow
well... had yet another exam today. becoming par for course now. was about 42 answers. and recently on my exams i have been finishing but not wanting to be the first to get up so have sat around double and triple checking my paper waiting for someone else to get up.
today i finished, double checked and no one had gotten up so i thought well bugger it i may as well get up. well..... i was wating outside on my own for about 5 mins...sweating it out thinking i must have really fucked up as i finished so much earlier than everyone else.
when they called us back in....i really was scared to see my results. i slowly turned over my exam paper.... holding my breath....... 100% phew.. so then we had to to a practical exam for cpr.... breezed thru that as was not anything new there.
got finals tomorrow.. which is 66 answers encompassing the whole weeks work.. and then we get into a team of 3-4 and are taken to the rig, which is like a mini plane with seats and a galley, and we will be presented with a medical emergency at no notice. quite cool actually. bit nervous but confident i know my stuff. i think at this stage im more worried about not getting 100% than actualy passing. so i will be gutted if i get one wrong.
should get my laptop back from the shop tomrorow so will be able to post up some pictures soon.
today i finished, double checked and no one had gotten up so i thought well bugger it i may as well get up. well..... i was wating outside on my own for about 5 mins...sweating it out thinking i must have really fucked up as i finished so much earlier than everyone else.
when they called us back in....i really was scared to see my results. i slowly turned over my exam paper.... holding my breath....... 100% phew.. so then we had to to a practical exam for cpr.... breezed thru that as was not anything new there.
got finals tomorrow.. which is 66 answers encompassing the whole weeks work.. and then we get into a team of 3-4 and are taken to the rig, which is like a mini plane with seats and a galley, and we will be presented with a medical emergency at no notice. quite cool actually. bit nervous but confident i know my stuff. i think at this stage im more worried about not getting 100% than actualy passing. so i will be gutted if i get one wrong.
should get my laptop back from the shop tomrorow so will be able to post up some pictures soon.
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