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kiki. 19. uni. biomed & public health. insta & youtube: @kikiboicebujo

[likeshestoleit]

welcome to the recent state of my desk, I’m a little terrified.

[shadybrooktrez]

Detach from the desire of results, and instead let the results come as a byproduct of your development and search for understanding of the truth. Focusing on the outcome (of anything) leaves room for emotional distress & divergence, hindering your progress.

[cactus-tries-to-study]

April 1, 2022

It’s been a busy couple of weeks

[enfleures]

time is flying by so fast, it’s a little overwhelming

[maeve-studies]

• 3.23.2022 •

I was listening to a podcast today and it suddenly dawned on me that I don’t have to study at home every day. I can study at coffee shops, or outside when the weather is nice. Somehow, the idea of having a change of scenery makes the thought of studying much more bearable. I hope everyone is having a great week so far!

🎧: float by pacific air

[violetsnotebook-archive]

06.08.20 / i’ve been so busy lately with errands it feels so good to finally return to the usual today. russian notes ft. the plant corner in my study. hope your week has been fruitful so far. hang in there ♡

[paperandcaffeine]

This is your reminder that even if you’ve neglected your work and are ridiculously stressed at even the prospect of working, that you are still worthy of self care. You’re not going to get anything done if you feel like poop, look after yourself and the rest will follow ✨

[studynostalgic]

mornings are for studying and afternoons for picnics with friends 🤍

[thefutureacademic]

Now that my iPad is broken I have to take notes on paper again and it’s really a First World Problem but I don’t want to spend that much paper again 😪

[yoghurtandhoney]

18/3/21 | 9/53 Days of Productivity

Tomorrow I'll have a history test so I prepare for that today. I also did a part of my math homework.📊

Today I also started to study my history thesis. The first one was the two World Wars. God I love this topic so much, it's one of the most interesting!💣

Fun fact about World War 1: Did you know that at the beginning of the war, tanks were grouped according to their 'gender'? The male tanks had cannons attached while the females carried machine guns. The prototype tank was named Little Willie.

[studyemic]

21.4.21 (4/100 Days of Productivity) 

Post exams season is characterized by books, candles and tasty drinks. 

[violetsnotebook-archive]

29.04.21 / early morning is my favorite time of the day. i just feel so refreshed watching the sun rise, starting my day by listening to the news, and making coffee. have the loveliest of thursday. hang in there ♡

[kristynstudies]

[9/100 days of productivity]

7.4.21

it’s a beautiful spring day!! unfortunately i’m spending most of it inside, studying for my chemistry exam. i’m really nervous since i just haven’t been able to understand the material at all in this course. it’s the last one before the final so hopefully i can pull off a decent grade!

ps— my cat was very interested in my iced coffee :)

[aliciastudiess-deactivated20230]

13.03.21 // 24/100 days of productivity

me doing biology?? unheard of xx

[lofeel]

[abby-studies-art]

Unusually Wondeful Spotify Playlists

Spotify is a fantastic place to find and discover new and old music, but it can also be a wonderful source of literature, audiobooks, and old radio shows. As a fan of all of these things, I have put together a list of some of my favourite non-musical playlists!

Scary Stories Everything from Poe’s the Raven to some good, old-fashioned spooky late night radio! Very good for fans of podcasts/audiobooks like Lore, the No Sleep Podcast, etc. Mythologies Explore the stories behind your favourite myths including Greek gods and legends, Buddist mythologies, Britannic classics such as Arthur, and Egyptian Afterlife stories! Love Poems A beautiful collection of love poems from classic authors like Shakespeare, Walter Raleigh, and more! Fairy Tales A collection of full fairytales, all by Hans Christian Anderson and including The Mermaid, the Little Match Girl, and The Snow Queen! The Adventures of Sherlock Homes Select adventures of Londons Favourite Detective, and including some pretty amazing vintage radio adaptations! The Essential Edgar Allen Poe Great for research projects, this playlist includes the very best of the famously frightening poet Poe. (I love his work but lack the focus to read it on paper, so this playlist has been a godsend for several English projects and papers!) Jane Austen This is a massive playlist, including the entirety of the Pride and Prejudice audiobook, sense and sensibility, persuasion, and more! It also includes poetry and film scores from Austen adaptation. The HP Lovecraft Compendium 23 hours and 14 minutes of love craft’s spokes and mind bending-est stories read aloud to you by some fantastic Narrators.  A Hipsters Guide to Poetry Ever seen and amazing poem quoted on Tumblr? It’s probably on this playlist. Sylvia Plath, Walt Whitman, and Robert Frost are all included. SciFi Radio Dramas Classic Science Fiction, like 20000 Leagues Under the Sea, 1984, and the War of the Worlds turned audio play for vintage radio and coming to your late night study session now! Women’s Lit Maya Angelou, Virginia Wolfe, Mary Shelly and More are included in this playlist, their poems and short stories.  Irish Lit Explore classical and contemporary Irish novels, short stories, plays, poems, and lore in both English and Irish Gaelic! Learn and practice the language at the same time as you discover the countries culture. Shakespeare: The Poetry His sonnets and poems, all of them, read aloud to you by a number of talented performers. 5 Hours of Shakespeare to put you in the writing mood! French Literature Hugo, Balzac, Dumas and more! French short stories and novels, now in audio form! Explore classics of French literature while you do laundry! Shakespeare: The Comedies Shakespeare can get notoriously gloomy, what with all the murdering and tragically ridiculous misunderstandings he features in some of this plays. But explore his bright, innocent, and summer side with hi classic comedies! The Victorians Explore the sensibility of the Victorian era through some if its best poetry: brooding, sceptical, romantic, whimsical, and nonsensical.  Sylvia Plath Everything you’ve ever wanted in a beautiful playlist. “Hear the voice that penned the poems.”-Spotify. Poems for Spring Beautiful poems read vintage and modern style, celebrating the innocent light that emerges in the spring!

So there you have it! This is by no means a complete list of playlists containing this kind of content, I know for a fact that most public domain books/ audiobooks are available on here! Happy Listening!

[abby-studies-art]

Trying to boost this again bc listening to some of these while sitting in a sun is a truly wonderful experience that I recommend everyone try!!!

[deciphermm]

They say that your life is supposed to be a sum of all your experiences. Not only the good ones, but also the bad ones. I don’t think its a sum. Life is just the moments. It is this very moment where I am sitting in my sunny living room typing this rambling. If you think of life to be just this moment, then you really don’t have to let your past or your future cloud your mind and weigh you down. A sum is too complicated, but a single moment is simple and grand at the same time.