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[a-lifelong-wink]

2022. January 9.

Fiiine, so my biochemistry exam will be on 18th of January, and I have 57 'topics' to learn until then. Pretty impossible, right?

The thing is that my attention and focus is well... does not exist, lol. I spend most of the time with scrolling social media (not even interesting usually) or with my family (at least that's a good way of time wasting).

So I decided to delete my social media apps for a while - I hope this will help me to force myself to study.

So goodbye for a while, everyone! I wish you all the best too! 💕

[hamletthedane]

Want to learn something new in 2022??

Absolute beginner adult ballet series (fabulous beginning teacher)

40 piano lessons for beginners (some of the best explanations for piano I’ve ever seen)

Excellent basic crochet video series

Basic knitting (probably the best how to knit video out there)

Pre-Free Figure Skate Levels A-D guides and practice activities (each video builds up with exercises to the actual moves!)

How to draw character faces video (very funny, surprisingly instructive?)

Another drawing character faces video

Literally my favorite art pose hack

Tutorial of how to make a whole ass Stardew Valley esque farming game in Gamemaker Studios 2??

Introduction to flying small aircrafts

French/Dutch/Fishtail braiding

Playing the guitar for beginners (well paced and excellent instructor)

Playing the violin for beginners (really good practical tips mixed in)

Color theory in digital art (not of the children’s hospital variety)

Retake classes you hated but now there’s zero stakes:

Calculus 1 (full semester class)

Learn basic statistics (free textbook)

Introduction to college physics (free textbook)

Introduction to accounting (free textbook)

Learn a language:

Ancient Greek

Latin

Spanish

German

Japanese (grammar guide) (for dummies)

French

Russian (pretty good cyrillic guide!)

[a-lifelong-wink]

2021. January 8.

It'll be a lazy evening; studying for my biochemistry exam under a warm duvet. Hopefully I won't fall asleep too early.

[a-lifelong-wink]

2022. January 5.

The most feared (and last) exam of this semester is coming: biochemistry. I have less than 2 weeks left to master it. Haha.. What an impossible plan!

But hey, I'll try my best!

[a-lifelong-wink]

2022. January 4.

Finally the day of the exam has come. I was sooo nervous during the test, but actually it turned out pretty well. I've got a 80% result! The 4-day-long study rush was successful imo.

After that I went for a Christmas gift shopping to grab something for my lovely flatmates - yeah, we are a bit late with this stuff, but the exam season is always chaotic.

I had to wait almost an hour for the train at the trainstation and I was so bored that I started drawing the scenery.

[a-lifelong-wink]

2021. January 2.

It's unusually warm for a winter day, but at least we went for a lovely walk around the city with my bf and his dog.

Today I studied more than yesterday, but not enough again. 2 days left until the exam. Oh gosh.

Recently I started taking digital notes instead of paper ones, I find it pretty handy for this subject. Okay, my handwriting is not that aesthetic as the majorty of studyblrs', but well. It works.

[savgogh]

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Cozy coffee shop on a rainy night

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Witchy Coffee Shop

Cozy Italian cafe 

Spaceship Room

Van, vibing across space

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Potion Shop

Hobbit Hole

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[happyheidi]

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[a-lifelong-wink]

2022. January 1.

Started studying for my upcoming exam. I have only 3 days left, but I'm not stressed out (yet).

Christmas and new year's eve were chill and cozy, I did absolutely nothing uni related for about 2 weeks. I needed that so bad!

[a-lifelong-wink]

2021. 08. 06.

30 days of productivity | Some Summertime Studies - day 1 / 30

This evening I suddenly felt the urge to re-learn HTML for whatever reason. Approximately 1.5 years ago I learnt the basics at a university course but I never used it since then. So obviously I forgot the most part of it.

I found a 2 hours long tutorial and this is just 1 hour of it. It seems pretty easy and the guy explains everything clearly. I think I'll finish this tomorrow and will search for some CSS tutorials too.

And also I start some "days of productivity" and hope I can create a routine or something.

[a-lifelong-wink]

2021. 06. 29.

so the thing is that i graduated from physics BSc almost a week ago and ofc I'm happy about it but--

what should I do now?? im not that satisfied with my result (ive got average) so im not sure if i will get into an MSc program or not (MSc in biomedical engineering or MSc in physics). plan B would be a radiology assistant course or maybe something like backend/frontend programming? idk.

i have no work experience! how can i find a job with only a BSc diploma?? i mean a job that actually has anything common with my diploma.. otherwise why the hell i studied, struggled, cried and stressed so many times for this paper..?

so yeah-- ive got a diploma. yaay!

[sarahstudieschem]

11th of March 2021

Today I spent a lot of time on NMR spectroscopy. I really struggled to understand it in class, but after 1,5 hours of watching youtube videos and practicing it myself I finally understand it. Yay!

I also had a class today on physical chemistry, and I dont like that class at al. It’s too much physics for me haha.

Have a great evening!

[a-lifelong-wink]

I just looked on that paper and thought "ah, something like NMR, isn't it?". And it is! :D

[a-lifelong-wink]

28 December, 2020

Biopysics of sensory systems' like a long tale full of insects, birds and some farm animals. I find it very cute and interesting tbh.

I'll have an oral exam the day after tomorrow so I just type down the important things.

I hope it'll go well, because 3 more exams (2 of them are oral exams too) coming soon. I'm a little bit overwhelmed, but my sweet boyfriend makes it a lot easier to handle this trouble.

[michael-pemulis]

physics and math textbooks!

the unrelated note is here. I have these in a google drive, linked at the bottom. please skim the read me. books included are! below the cut

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[lifewithlala]

Work From Home Routine For Productivity

Hi, there! I’m Lala! Today I am sharing my WFH routine. Some things to keep in mind are that I only work 4 hours a day and my pomodoros tend to be longer. Usually it’s 25 minutes, but for me 25 minutes is too little, I tend to work better in 45-minute pomodoros. I hope this can be of info to you guys, it really has helped get my shit together. 

I am using this app called Routinery to help me manage my routine AND IT WORKS WONDERS. I love how simple and customizable it is, it has made following my routine a breeze. I love it so much I even have the paid version, and I never pay for apps. This is not sponsored post or whatever, this is me genuinely recommending you this app! You can check them out here if you want to download the app. 

[cassinotes]

#personal references

[galina]

My workspace 🌱📑🖊

[a-lifelong-wink]

2020.04.15. Wednesday

Electrodynamics with a cup of coffee, and sundown from my window. That was my day in a nutshell.

I think I'm slowly going mad. Online classes and this whole coronavirus-problem is overwhelming... i miss my boyfriend so much, I haven't seen him for a month now and who knows when I will...

(Of course, it's hard for everyone, not just me, so keep it up, people! We can survive this!)