Onwards And Upwards.

[oblivlion]

last time studying in a coffee shop this semester.  exams are coming rip me.

[21.05.2019]

[vin-studies]

productive coffee shop days ☕️

[septaout]

May 22nd 2016 • 14h42 Sociology flashcards in the making 🌿📖

[mang-hoee]

05.03.19 // catching up on some lectures in starbucks

[nealc25]

13.5.16// -7// good day for my writing, feeling positive about this. In seven days I’m gonna rock! Btw I found in cups and mugs an effective bookmarker ☕️📖

[delphicoracle]

working hard.

[iknowthis]

26.03.2019

Toulouse was full of beautiful alleys and so many cool shops and cafés. I loved the colours and the whole vibe de la Ville Rose.

[gwenstudies]

days of productivity [52/100]

in the morning i worked on my portfolio about my internship. later i went grocery shopping and meal prepped a few things. then i read a little and watched some netflix.

[saint-something]

20 March 2017 (at Atelier September, Gothersgade, København K)

[crimstudies]

24 / 100 days of productivity

january 13, 2018

first time visiting and studying at the state library today! really trying to get into studying regularly before it’s time to go back to school.

[i-eat-booooks]

‘‘ If everyone were cast in the same mold,there would be NO such thing as Beauty ‘‘ - Charles Darwin 

[on-the-heath]

the last couple of days have consisted of lots of notes and even more coffee; i went to a book sale yesterday and failed at having any sort of self control, grabbing some of my favorite books as a kid and every copy of a $2 arden shakespeare i could find 

[morning--sunn]

Last semester at uni as an undergrad has officially begun. Exciting times ahead :)

[makeuphall]

[floralls]

Positano by arielle vey

[galina]

This week has been a good week for campus events. I went to see Sophie Collins, Miriam Nash and Eva Salzman read their poems at an event hosted by the Goldsmiths Writers’ Centre and Poetry London which was really inspiring. I’ve been looking forward to hearing Sophie Collins read since last year. I also went to a great talk at the GLITS, on cockles and question marks in Ulysses (Dr. Sophie Corser). There was a cancellation for next week so I put myself forward to present a paper. I will be speaking on the transideological power of irony in postmodern literature and art. I have been feeling stagnant academically so––even though I’m terrified––this is a welcome opportunity to get back into things. 

[nycbambi]