ProProcrastinator

probably studying or at least pretending to... Portuguese student studying medicine 2nd year. 19yo. I like to help:) so feel free to ask me stuff. Proud gryffindor🦁

[wendystudies]

6.07.17 / last hustle

[captainofstudies]

8/5/2020 | 52/60 Days of Productivity

Overwhelmed by the love and support in this community 💕

[the-messyfrenchie]

Studying outside was such a good idea 🍃

[sunbathe]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BmAmV74gZjv/

[a-study-in-orange]

Late night pharmacology study!

I know quarantine seems tough sometimes, but you're tougher! So keep going everyone you're doing amazing!!! One day at a time

💚💚💚

[chrysalistudy]

04.05.2020

a sunny morning: studying chinese history and thinking about the future, travel plans, potentially moving to a new city (will depend on my exams results which i will only get in august. everything is postponed and i feel like everything will have to be rushed…)

instagram: chrys.al.is

[delphicoracle]

trying to make my workspace a bit nicer with candles, cute pencils, way too much hand cream, my planner and some of my pottery pieces. 

[bookshavepores]

Walt Whitman’s handwritten lines from his poem “To the States”

[ipixelos]

One and the Same - The Clouds

[a-study-in-orange]

Late night pharmacology study!

I know quarantine seems tough sometimes, but you're tougher! So keep going everyone you're doing amazing!!! One day at a time

💚💚💚

[blue---rain]

via weheartit

[arsanatomica]

We’re only finding out recently that a lot of animals have colors and patterns that we cannot see because they’re outside of our visual range. It calls to attention how much of the world we can’t experience because our senses are limited. When we shine UV lights on them, they glow pink or blue, but these are the colors that we CAN see…. they could be a bunch of different colors, which we SEE as all pink. It’s also interesting to consider that most of these animals are not aware of having glowing patches on their bodies…. isn’t it also possible that we have skin or hair patterns that were not aware of? . . (There is actually some research out there to support the idea that our own skin fluoresces as well and that there are gender differences in the pattern and glow.) Other places to see my posts: INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK / ETSY / KICKSTARTER    

[marlynnofmany]

Humans do have invisible stripes!  They’re called Blaschko’s Lines, formed as  skin cells divide at the embryonic stage.  Normally we can’t see them at all, though certain skin conditions follow those same lines. 

Apparently this is roughly what we’d look like, if our eyes could see in a different spectrum:

Dunno about you, but I want to use this in a story someday.  Aliens can see our stripes and we can’t!  Magical transformations follow Blaschko’s Lines!  A subtle sign of lycanthropy is darker hair there!  Wizards are bald with that cool spiral on their heads!

Speculative fiction is so much more fun when you can speculate about something strange but true. 

[theriu]

THIS??? IS THE COOLEST???? SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY EVER??????????? AAAAAAAA THAT IS FLIPPING AWESOME!!!!!

[seraphic-diaries]

13.4.20

Y’all know I only post original content on here unless I feel like it’s important to share. Take it in ✨

[cwote]

[bookmarksandbrushpens]

Hot tea is refreshing to me the same way rain is. They both make me feel like I have a fresh start. I’m late again, but Day 11 of the April challenge by @journa

[jacaylsdcbhsdhk-deactivated2020]

ODE TO LIFE (1) / (2) / (3) Cheryl Strayed, Tiny Beautiful Things / (4) / (5) Keith Haring, Journals / (6) / (7) / (8) / (9) / (10) / 

[bn-studies]

trying to keep a positive outlook on this week (therefore looking for advice on staying optimistic!)

[Febuary 4 2020]