shenanigans and miscellaneous

22 | he/they | casual cat enjoyer :] i want to hear about your special interest art blog: ataeri-art

[ataeri]

[toocoolforhole]

me when im reading a good book, and it’s a good book, and i love a good book

[binturong-of-the-day]

The binturong of having a shoulder to cry on

[lamignonette]

[sixohsixoheightfourtwo]

[yesterdaysprint]

Hartford Courant, Connecticut, March 9, 1906

[ataeri]

true.

[taylornprice]

miner's lettuce

[marksonbilly]

Stunning photo of the first woman astronaut to fly to the moon.

[ataeri]

this is the first time i've seen a photo of the earth from space with a person looking at it. beautiful.

[crabussy]

really fond of humans just from an appearance standpoint. the long legs. the manes of hair that can come in practically any colour and texture. those crazy high-contrast eyes with the white scleras and colourful irises. the fingers being so much longer than the toes. there's a lot to love. solid 10/10 animal species

[crabussy]

BAFFLINGLY SPOT ON COMPARISON.

[ataeri]

one of my flatmates just managed to burn stuff in a steamer basket. wow.

i noticed by the smell, fortunately her food was only quite inedible and nothing more happened

[herssian]

deepen the shadows bro. it'll be ok

[herssian]

i meant art-wise but if any dark sorcerers see this. you do you

[ataeri]

i miss the sea.

yearning for a large body of water to stare at

[ataeri]

some educational/pedagogical psychologists have such interesting names. like wdym, this research was published by "Kriegbaum et al." or "Prof. Dr. Spinath"

[ataeri]

collecting more...

Frenzel, Bieleke, von der Embse

couldn't make em up, they are Out There

[ataeri]

ughh why does revising material for exams take so much time and effort? i wish i could just suck it into my brain

at least sticking to the task works. my brain is imbalanced enough in Focus Mode that switching tasks, even to something enjoyable, would take more effort than doing just another 90 minutes. small blessings.

[ataeri]

some educational/pedagogical psychologists have such interesting names. like wdym, this research was published by "Kriegbaum et al." or "Prof. Dr. Spinath"

[revivivivify]

[ataeri]

positive personal news of the day! i got a really, really good grade worth a whole lot at uni, which motivated me to look out for my options for a potential future masters degree. i might have to move when the time comes, but i remain hopeful that my current level of effort could be enough. this b.sc. shall not break me - ha! i have hence gained a lot of motivation to study for my upcoming exam, but no idea yet how that will turn out...

[ataeri]

reflecting on another (worse) grade with the knowledge of how well i did in this and some other exams really shows how awful the test design of that exam was. seriously, who makes a 25ish-points exam for a subject where you have to learn the very dense content of literally hundreds of book-pages that is in the end worth more than 5% of your bachelor grade?? not 25ish questions, nooo. 25ish. points. rhhhgh. and super specific questions too, not general overview. i want at least 10 points per credit point the exam is worth!!! gimme room to breathe and make a few mistakes, while being allowed to show my overall good understanding of the whole subject, not just 12 random minuscule facets. (or alternatively just let me rant and infodump for 40 unmoderated minutes for the grade)

[ataeri]

positive personal news of the day! i got a really, really good grade worth a whole lot at uni, which motivated me to look out for my options for a potential future masters degree. i might have to move when the time comes, but i remain hopeful that my current level of effort could be enough. this b.sc. shall not break me - ha! i have hence gained a lot of motivation to study for my upcoming exam, but no idea yet how that will turn out...