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I made a spontaneous trip to IKEA on Tuesday and bought this desk lamp. I’m in complete love; it’s adjustable and stable, meaning that when I’m studying late at night, I can ensure that my eyes are protected from the bright glare. 10/10, highly recommend.

the-bookshop

Source.

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a short guide to productivity

make a couple responsibility lists, one for school, one for work, one for day to day and any other such commitments you might have

Then mark each responsibility on a scale from one to three on importance/priority

So the next time you feel you have so much to do, you’re getting overwhelmed, look back at this list and start working on the number 3s in priority then complete the number 2s and then number 1s

bonus: When going about your day, arrange it so that for every 2-3 activities you do that will benefit you in the long run, do one activity that will benefit your short term e.g. work on 2 assignments, go for a run then you reward yourself by watching an episode on netflix

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This is some more of my bookcase and teapots! ☕ 📚

the-bibrarian

読み物・私の大学

Some exercices from Basic Kanji Book. I’m translating whole paragraphs now (well, not any random paragraph, but still). やった！☆

(26/100 days of productivity)

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Visited a cozy little café the other day to study/practice for my Japanese reading test 💫

roadmapplus

japanese speed review continues 💪

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These are photos from my favourite bookshop in London: Foyles. This is the foreign language floor! Yes, floor not section 😁 The last photo shows the Italian and German grammar, vocabulary, etc., not including the literature! There is another full side for Italian alone. You can also see Portuguese, Russian and Greek, plus the aisle for Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. Not featured: the Nordic languages section, Ancient Greek, Latin, Polish, French, Spanish, English, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Afrikaans… And so on and so on. Too many for me to remember.

If you visit London and you love languages, I really recommend that you visit.