LAJV Studies

German Education major // interests in languages, communication, and linguistics // college forensics competitor // high school speech coach // artist // lover of coffee, crime shows, cake, dinosaurs and stationary // learning German, Spanish, Icelandic, and Lakota

[lookingfordrachenaut]

It's too cold to leave my bed today, so I brought my Astronomy text to bed with me.

[studying-politics]

Studying inequalities is basically what sociology is all about... Or at least in most cases.

[somerabbitholes]

16.12.19 // I'm terribly sick but I have my periodic tests from the 18th

[somerabbitholes]

medieval India + cupcake on the side

[lajvstudies]

19 January 2020

peach tea & Harry Potter und der Stein der Weisen

[designwithpaula]

What’s in my Backpack

blog post 1st august 2018

I wanted to make a little back to school series, since I’m going back on the 6th, and show you what I bring to school so you can maybe be inspired :)

So I have a quite big Herschel backpack, it has good back and shoulder padding and can store a lot! 

what i bring:

a water bottle and snacks you’ll spend a lot of time in school, at least i do. To be hydrated and function troughout the whole day food and water are always in my bag!

my pencil case very obvious but well xD I bring a lot of pens and stuf to school so my pencil case is actually a little makeup bag. I have my fav pens, like my pentel energel (all time fav) and a bunch of mildliners and much more!

binder with loose leaf paper of all kinds and my school stuff. I don’t have a big binder like some other people but a small one. and I store my school papers for each subject separately and only bring the subjects I have that day so it doesn’t get too heavy

school books for subjects I have that day I usually store my books in the school but if I used them for homework they are also in my bag

calculator it’s my lifesaver in math so this thing is always with me

case for my glasses I can’t see without them so the case is in there and if they are dirty I can clean them

emergency girl kit with the usual stuff like pain and other meds, pads and tampons (if you don’t need them, some other girl from your class might) a nail file, hand sanitizer and spray deo (school can be gross so)

my keys for my house

purse with some money, my school id, my bus ticket etc

bujo because without my bujo or any sort of planner i would be 100% lost

[coffeeandpies-deactivated202012]

04012020 // what’s in my bag & what’s in my pencil case for 2020 :D my second semester of the second year starts next week so it’s time for this! wow i sound like an elementary schooler but lol

[lajvstudies]

getting inspiration for possibly buying a new pencil case!

[aliteraryprincess]

Fairy Tale February 2020 - February 1st to February 29th

Do you love fairy tales? Then consider joining me for Fairy Tale February 2020! It’s an opportunity to spend a month reading any and all things fairy tale related, whether that’s original tales, retellings, nonfiction, or anything else. Use the tag #fairytalefebruary2020 to post updates, reviews, photos, recommendations, and more.

Feel free to participate as much or as little as you like. I’ve created the list of reading challenges below for anyone who would like them. But you certainly don’t have to follow them to be part of the event! The goal is to have fun!

Reading Challenges:

A fairy tale collection

A retelling of “The Twelve Dancing Princesses” (I have a recommendation post here if you’re interested)

A fairy tale picture book

A non-European fairy tale

A retelling from a different POV than the original tale

A fairy tale you’re unfamiliar with

A LGBT+ retelling

A different variation of your favorite childhood tale

A retelling of an underrated tale (I have a recommendation post here if you’re interested)

A retelling of your favorite fairy tale

A fairy tale from your cultural background

A nonfiction book about fairy tales

I will be posting more recommendations some of these challenges during the event. I also highly suggest SurLaLune Fairy Tales for finding different variations of the stories.

[lajvstudies]

Omg I love this and I'm taking a German class this semester that's all about fairy tales!

[lajvstudies]

18 January 2020

hey, I'm back! Some mental health concerns took me out for a bit but I have returned with new wind in my sails ready to use this platform to motivate me to love learning again!

[lajvstudies]

12 november 2019

WOW time flies fast, ya girl has procrastinated hardcore but her heart is happy and thats all that matters

[ultrachippednailpolish]

|Wednesday, 9.4.19|

Only week two and my torts book is already so colorful 🌈

[blacklinguist]

🕊 59 | bye bye september! my biggest goal this month was to be a bit more social after settling into a groove. i didn’t make it to as many as events as i would have liked, but i spent a lot of time shooting the breeze with new colleagues and forging a few nice bonds. i’m also enjoying teaching and tutoring a lot. 2019 is shaping up to be an amazing year, and i am excited to see what october holds 🍃

[mathmoomin]

Day 3/100 days of productivity (part 2)

Late night studying to try and keep up with all of my homework and I'm having a haaard time but at least I'm doing something. I was overly focused on modern geometry at the start of the semester because I used to find it so hard and now it comes easier (i still struggle quite a lot tho) and everything else is much harder, hopefully it will come easier as I even out my effort in all of my classes, anyway very stressed and very tired

[physioblr]

10/01/19- Didn’t study much today because I had lab, class, and I had to deal with financial aid stuff after I ran an errand. Our lab was fun, we looked at sickle cells. I forgot to take a picture of my slides under the microscope, but I got some pictures of campus today.

Instagram: physioblr

Shop & Free Bujo Spreads: here

[lottiestudying]

monday 30 september • essay writing last week ✨

[lajvstudies]

happy october!!

i hope this month is productive for all of us!

[libraery]

Summer holidays are over, and I'm off to a great start. I have finally found ways to put the harsh feedback from last year into positive outcomes, and am working very hard and more focused and effective than ever on parts of my playing that need a great deal of improvement. Starting with basic technique etudes, and scales. So many scales.