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[compoundchem]

Svante Arrhenius was born on this day in 1859. Learn more about one of the founders of physical chemistry and his eponymous equation!

Incidentally, all of the ‘Today in Chemistry History’ posts so far can now be found here: http://wp.me/P4aPLT-1HM

[areistotle]

there’s nothing i love more than snacking whilst i’m studying although i’m quite frankly terrible at cooking. hence, this is a masterpost for study snack ideas as well as other recipes you might find enjoyable! [inspired by @studiyng​‘s food masterpost ily lucia!!]

study snacks

baked bananas [fave!!!]

caprese salad

banana ice cream

power snacks for studying

frozen grapes [fave!!!!]

the best + easiest study snacks

study snacks for finals

study snacks for late-night cram sessions

foods with benefits

some ridiculously healthy foods

super cute must eat fruits

body cleansing fruits

hot beverages

teas + their effects

hot drinks for winter

hot chocolate recipes

coffee recipes

hot drink recipes

spice up your hot chocolate

what tea you should take according to how you feel

breakfast/lunch/dinner

quick + easy breakfast dishes

+ more easy breakfasts

vegan burgers

vegetarian dinners

eggplant parmesan grilled cheese

food hacks!

fast dinner recipes

pizza margherita in 4 easy steps

student recipes

surviving uni

+ more survival recipes

a student recipe website

soup recipes

smoothies

vegan smoothies masterpost

pantone mango smoothie

pantone smoothie that tastes like candy

pantone red berry smoothie

pantone vegan protein smoothie

pantone raspberry smoothie

pantone banana smoothie

pantone papaya smoothie

pantone blueberry smoothie

pantone strawberry smoothie

pantone banana/mango smoothie

pantone avocado smoothie

special diets

vegetarian

vegan

gluten free

dairy free

for when you’ve got a sweet tooth

funfetti cupcakes!

cookies n cream donuts

peanut butter cups

strawberries n cream cake

caramel apple mini cheesecakes

a bunch of sweet recipes!

margarita cupcakes

mug brownie!

microwave mug cake

layered ice cream pops

rainbow cheesecake

natural remedies

sore throats

anxiety

herbal remedies from your garden

colds

coughing

+ my masterposts

notes, studying, and self-study resources

self-study resources

supplies

igcse resources

improving your handwriting

how to studyblr

literature masterpost

organisation

aesthetically pleasing notes

annotating

studying a foreign language

really great apps

math

college + uni

motivation

biology

space!!!!

chemistry

physics

summary writing

the discursive/argumentative essay

the narrative essay + the descriptive essay

the ultimate english masterpost!!

stress relief

what i’ve learnt throughout my years of being a student

how to stay productive during holidays

bullet journals

melodic studying

philosophy

+ more

this is all from me today, hope you guys enjoyed it + are ready to cook up some nice stuff [try the grapes + bananas if you like them at least, you will not regret it!] 💟

-helena xx

[haleystudies-deactivated2017062]

I get A TON of questions asking about what bullet journals are, how I use mine, how to set them up, what to use with them, yadda, yadda, yadda. SOO I decided to save myself a few asks & maybe save some of you from having to ask! So without further comments, here is my guide to Bullet Journals!!

Haley, what is a bullet journal?

Well unnamed anonymous asker, a bullet journal is like a big, customizable mash-up of a planner, diary, journal, to-do list, and notebook. You can add whatever you want to it and make it however you want. So yeah you could argue that every notebook of lists  and thoughts is a bullet journal, BBUUTTT bullet journals have a few things that make them qualified to be titled ‘bullet’ journals.

What am I supposed to write in this thing?

ANYTHING! Typically people use them exactly how you would use a planner, but they just add some pizzaz to make them aesthetically pleasing and individual to them!

BUT REALLY, what am I putting in this thing?

You should start off with a key so that you know what the symbols/colors that you choose to use mean. I use boxes for almost everything. A shaded box means that my task is complete, a box half shaded means that my task is in progress, an x through it means that it is irrelevant, and an arrow next to it/in it means that I have moved the task to another day. Simple as that. You can choose to add colors based on classes and extracurriculars but mine is simply black for everything. Other people add indexes for what’s on each page so they don’t have to blindly flip through looking for a specific thing. That is smart BUT i don’t use on so really ya don’t need one. NOW……

Start your journal! Add a week entry or draw out a monthly calendar! Do whatever your creative/uncreative heart desires. look though the tags: bujo, bullet journal, and my bullet journal, YOU WILL BE FILLED WITH INSPIRATION!

How can I start the journal without supplies?

Go to Target or Michaels and STOCK UP! All you really need is a notebook and a pen. The other stuff is just for fun and looking all cute. I like adding washi tape, stickers, post it notes, and colorful pens to spice up my layouts! Here are a few things that I use! 

MT Washi Tape

Cat page markers

Bali Post it notes

Pastel Pilot Juice Pens 

Wait, what about the journal itself?

I use a moleskine squared notebook because I like that the boxes I am drawing area ALREADY THERE!!! Most people choose brands like moleskine, piccadilly, leuchttrum, or muji for there notebook but any bound stack of papers will work!

Any other helpful tips?

Make it yours! The purpose isn’t to be cutesy and artistic BUT if that’s what you want, go for it man. You are in charge and can spend as little or as much time as you want on it! You can constantly switch things up or keep it the same for years. It is relaxing and fun and personally, I love decorating my bujo. It’s like a close friend who organizes my life. Make sure the system you use is user friendly: don’t use 30 colors and a million symbols if you are not going to remember what they mean! Once you have created your masterpiece, don’t be afraid of showing it off on your blog ! I love seeing others spreads and ideas! I hope this helped some of you! 

Here are a few inspiring spreads!

official bullet journal site pocket bullet journal  set up by @study-timeeee set up by @alexs-studyguide set up by @littlestudyspot set up by @staticsandstationery set up by @irisletters set up by @medicine-caffeine set up by @kimching232 set up by @365text set up by @hayley-studies