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15102020

finally finished my Chaucer essay, big relief

it seems I only post at the end of each block but I KILLED my endocrine/reproduction final and I’m still really excited about it :)

we started psychiatry this week, and I’m freaking out a bit because it’s my last block of pre-clinicals. It’s so difficult to believe I’ve made it this far!

alwaysbeenjessica

a simple morning

#study snacks

on-the-heath

large pot of coffee, to sustain me through an (actually p good) discussion of a journal of the plague year

#study spaces #reads

01libra

-7c in oxford today ; can’t even be mad it looks so pretty

#aw this made me homesick

jadecitrusmint

9/8/24🌿🌿

Proof writing notes~

I have a research conference I’m presenting at coming up and I’m feeling stressed about it lollll

#notes

kisxmesoft

cityfawns

I think today I have felt the happiest and most peaceful I have ever felt in my life, nothing particularly happened - it was an ordinary day, but within it I sense a strong new foundation for how good life could be

alwaysbeenjessica

hello 2025 🪻

#reads #journals

discountscholar

really struggling to focus 🫠

#notes

jadecitrusmint

10/10/24🍃🍃

Proof writing notes again!! This class is fun but there’s daily homework and a quiz every class so it takes up the majority of my time studying (ｰｰ;)

apocryphics

lydia davis

duckprintspress

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I value the fact that English has two parallel vocabularies - the Germanic vocabulary and the Latinate vocabulary. For example, we have the word undersea, and then we have submarine. Or underground and subterranean, all-powerful and omnipotent. So we can shift registers. We can say something in a very plain, blunt, Anglo-Saxon way, like "I will not do that" - all Anglo-Saxon monosyllables. Or we can say it in a fancier, more distant, abstract, Latinate way, like "I prefer not to permit myself to approach such a notion." Or, in a passage of plain Anglo-Saxon, you can throw in one Latinate word, unexpectedly, to great effect.

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