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march 8, 2019 | 55/100 days of productivity
tonight’s to-do!!
math assignment
workout + shower
fix science draft
upload minutes
english reading
🎵 // i say no - heathers west end cast 📖 // good omens - neil gaiman, terry prachett
✨2/100 days of productivity✨
yesterday I pushed myself to make sure I got everything done early, so now I’m just casually reading my English textbook with my furry friend oliver(:
Be sure to give yourself at least twenty two days of movie/date nights to prepare for the finale. Or binge the weekend.
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One month until the new @Avengers is out… You’re going to need 45 HOURS AND 15 MINUTES to be fully updated! Happy viewing 🍿 #AvengersEndgame
https://twitter.com/smallzy/status/1110071897771798528
I’m so torn on MCU works these days. There are so many adequate criticisms, but it’s also such a big cultural experience to be a part of, and we make progress by criticizing AND supporting so that change can be afforded, so is it important to support? How do you balance all the greys when researching culture and people and vulnerability and the chaos of big money and cultural dependence, especially when it becomes so natural? The world can become so confusing when studying humans, we are the confusing ape.
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418 | Peep hitchhikers guide acting as a book rest in the background. Guys I feel like my internship is moving so quickly and I want it to slow down! Only six weeks left!
Currently Listening - Sink Into Me, Taking Back Sunday
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gtkm: 2/16 fictional characters ► james tiberius kirk (star trek) better to die saving lives than to live with taking them. that’s what i was b o r n i n t o.
“I never imagined how much of an emotional process it is,” said Sandra Warriors, who's working to learn both Interior Salish languages spoken by her mother's and her father's communities.
Sandra Warriors, 28, knows time is running out to finish learning the dialect of her father’s family line.
One of the last living fluent speakers of nxa'amčin (Moses-Columbia), Pauline Stensgar, is 91.
“It’s a very emotional experience,” said Warriors.
“It’s kind of like a looming fear that’s overlooking me. [Pauline] provides a lot of insight that’s so valuable. She’s done a lot of work to preserve the language through recordings, teachings … She’s pretty tired now.”
Nxa'amčin is a southern Interior Salish language that UNESCO’s Atlas of the World’s Languages in Danger lists as critically endangered. Warriors’ father attended boarding school in Washington state and was punished for speaking his Indigenous language, losing most of his ability to speak it as a child.
Warriors grew up on the Colville Confederated Tribes reservation in northeastern Washington state. It’s comprised of 12 bands, including the Okanagan tribe her mother is from. The Okanagan tribes in British Columbia are related to the Colville Confederated Tribes; the communities were split apart when the U.S.-Canada boundary was drawn west of the Rockies in 1846.
Now Warriors is on a mission to learn the nxa'amčin language of her father and the nselxcin (Okanagan) — another Interior Salish language — of her mother’s family.
“I never imagined how much of an emotional process it is,” she said.
“I have moments I feel overwhelmingly happy. Other times I break down crying, doubting myself, getting angry. It still is a struggle.”
Read the whole thing.
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419 | Spent some time at the gorgeous Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston ✨
Currently Listening - Ghosts, The Head and the Heart
Today started later than I anticipated, but at least I caught up with sleep!
Now to to write a weekly review, crack on with my assignment and start to mentally prepare for my first placement!! Busy busy 💻
Listening to: Star Blossom - Doyoung and Sejeong
being as i am an idiot, and having been one my whole life, i just wanna say that i find it very easy to do nothing, and go nowhere. i eat chocolate late at night in the dark. i stand in the garden also. and i’m often waiting for something to happen. and i’m stupid.
61/100
My boyfriend got me some salted caramel hot chocolate from Whittard and I’ve been trying to resist drinking it all, but like, it’s so damn good!! Hot chocolate really is my guilty pleasure drink. My boyfriend knows me so well <3
[april 2, 2019]
happy april everyone! registration for fall classes started yesterday and i’m so happy, i got both of my favorite professor’s psych classes!! i was so nervous i wouldn’t get a spot because his classes fill up so fast but i got lucky ! :)
the weather wasn’t great today but it made me feel very relaxed and mellow while working on my case study (it’s on conversion disorder, how interesting, right?! i think it’s so amazing what the mind can do)
anyway, hope you all have a great day! 💌
2/100 Days of Productivity
4.5.16
Today was majorly productive - I’m still a bit behind but I got so much done! The book in the middle “the Cold War” is one I’ve been reading on the train the past few days to try and expand my knowledge for history, but in a more novelised way because I find I take in information from books and textbooks differently. I also managed to finish f my ecologist notes as well as type up some history work and convert them all to pdf’s to print (Never let pdf converting build up - I had over forty files to convert) Also during the day I managed to cram in planning a history source question and a Ecologism question to consolidate some of my knowledge. Late tonight I think I’m going to do some more economics and maybe start writing my history questions and I’m super looking forwards to tomorrow because it’s Starbucks Thursday’s!! :)
