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2022.12.12 // 13:11 the end of the semester in new york city

pics: greenwich village, new york, n.y.

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A cosy afternoon spent sketching outside with my cat.

Happy new year to everyone who sees this <3. May 2023 be filled with growth, happiness and an abundance of everything you seek

31.12.22

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oct 23

throwback to the porch and puppy cuddles

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This is life the best thing to do on a cool fall night 🥹

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november 19th, saturday

zoning out and walking into the apartment next to the library instead counter: 2

struggling with biological classification and physics these days. winter brings along the desire to sit at the corner of my room and stare at the ceiling endlessly: no thoughts, head empty.

I think I might start a productivity challenge because the november blues seem unending, just like the number of forthcoming exams.

🎧: skeletons by keshi

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17.11.22 🌬️ syntax class was cancelled today but the prof gave us a group assignment. it took us much longer than planned because we kept arguing about the proper definition of a subject.

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November 23rd, 2022

We had snow this weekend and today is the first day in a long time I have 2 hours completely alone. I'm so happy!

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August Schaeffer - Rock coast - 1876

oil on canvas, 79,5 x 63 cm

August Schaeffer von Wienwald (30 April 1833, Vienna - 29 November 1916, Vienna) was an Austrian landscape painter and Director of the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

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Flour is so fucking cool

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Autumn Landscape, Léon de Smet

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Saturday, November 12

I’ve really started loving saturdays. They’re my most productive day of the week. I spend them cleaning, first and foremost. Today I did laundry, dishes, replaced my bedding, and plan on grocery shopping in a little bit. I also am typing up the research paper I procrastinated, and am genuinely enjoying it, surprisingly. It’s a fascinating subject (mathematical modeling if infectious diseases). My goal is to churn out a few pages of work, then go back to cleaning.

I also let myself sleep in on Saturdays. It’s the one day a week I have nowhere to be, which is nice. And I replace the flowers on my desk, although the bouquet on the left is two weeks old and still blooming, and the one on the right is a week old and fresh, so I may leave them another week before getting a new bouquet. Then again, maybe not. I love fresh flowers.