love, lillibetbunny

helloooo! Welcome to this snug corner of the internet where a bunny writes about things she loves and wants to share <3 love, lillibetbunny early education worksheets inspired by montessori: https://lovelillibetbunny.gumroad.com/

[lillibetbunny]

Hellooo world <3

Lillbetbunny here, trying my best to introduce myself through words. I don’t really know what I’m doing, but we’ll see what happens in the end, sooo here goes nothing

Some things about me

Things I love <3

operaaa

latin and french

history

ballet (simply watching ballets)

classical musics

All things studio ghibli (my fav is when marnie was there)

Laufey (addicted to ‘bewitched’)

Reading, reading and reading 

children and montessori

Poems

soft winters

People saying i love you

Hand smocked dresses

Lovely quiet chats

Smell of coffee

warm sunshine

Love, 

lillibetbunny

[lillibetbunny]

[erbiumspectrum]

Chemistry video recs!!

Okay so here's a new ~project~ of mine (we'll see how long I can stick to it whoops): every once in a while I want to make a compilation of cool chemistry videos. I also want to keep it strictly chemistry-related (as much as that's possible... and I don't promise to be totally objective lol*). I watch a lot of science videos in general, but the way I see it, chemistry just doesn't get enough hype. Physics and biology can fend for themselves, they're very popular. Chemistry is notoriously underappreciated and overlooked, and it makes me sad.

So! Here are some great chemistry videos I've watched recently.

Under 15 minutes:

How does evaporation REALLY work?

Making Singlet Oxygen

Technetium chemistry - synthesis of Lanthanide Pertechnetates - nuclear chemistry

Making table salt using sodium metal and chlorine gas

Making Chloroform

White Phosphorus - Explosions&Fire

Making fuming nitric acid

The End of Haber Bosch

NCl3: a terrifying yellow abomination

Making Prussian Blue

The experiment that revealed the atomic world: Brownian Motion

Chirality is Just Turtles All the Way Down

Over 15 minutes:

Chemist Breaks Down 22 Chemistry Scenes From Movies & TV

Hydrogen Peroxide: going all the way

Does cyanide actually smell like almonds?

Cosmic Chemistry with Kate the Chemist & Neil deGrasse Tyson

The Hidden Chemistry of Everything with Neil deGrasse Tyson and Kate the Chemist

How DO Molecules Store Energy?

applied quantum mechanics

A Chemist Explains the ENTIRE History of Atomic Theory (in 48 Minutes)

*for example, I consider some of thermodynamics to be chemistry-related, as well as some aspects of quantum mechanics. When I say I don't promise to objective, I mean I'll make rather liberal decisions on the intersection of sciences. And you can't stop me.

[lillibetbunny]

spring draws near

for a warm embrace,

winds flutter close -

a tender caress.

their affection is fleeting,

momentary,

unlike my love for you.

it endures

when the rest of the world

pauses,

holds their breath,

for it would be still,

stunned,

by my love for you.

it is eternal,

fervent,

woven

in my whole existence

[my-random--thoughts-deactivated]

[daily-spooky]

[alphacrone]

“you should be at the club” i should be by the sea. i should be in the mountains. i should be awestruck and rendered speechless by the majesty of the natural world. if you even care

[unbidden-yidden-deactivated20240]

Anyway, no-fault divorce, easy access to birth control, and abortion on demand all serve to make families stronger, healthier, happier, and more robust, because they allow family to be a matter of choice rather than a means of social control and violence.

[lillibetbunny]

heya! sorry for not posting as much as I used to, i'm a bit overwhelmed with school. nonetheless, I still made progress with my Latin learning journey, and since the exam season has passed, i decided to teach you all a common phrase again and explain the grammar behind it.

carpe diem

contrary to popular belief, carpe diem doesn't mean seize the night, but in fact seize the day. carpe is the singular imperative form of carpere, which means to harvest, pluck or seize. the imperative form of a word is used when it is expressed as a command.

diem is the singular accusative form of dies, which can be translated as day. in latin, the noun that is doing the action is called nominative, while the noun that is receiving the action is called accusative. In this phrase, diem (day) is being seized, that's why it is in the accusative form. In English, subjective nouns are the same as nominative, and objective nouns are also known as accusative.

Here's a tip for remembering the differences between nominative and accusative. accusatives are being accused. also, singular accusatives always end with ''m'!

thank you so much for reading, i really appreciate it 🥹please tell me if I made any mistakes, i will correct it asap, feel free to leave feedback below :)

p.s. i recently made some worksheets for little kids that are inspired by montessori, please check them out if you're interested! https://lovelillibetbunny.gumroad.com/

byeee <3

[miawashere]

gta 6 leak case

18 year-old Arion Kurtaj, who was apart of the international Lapsus$, received a life sentence for leaking gta 6, a highly anticipated game. the life sentence is not to be spent in jail, but inside a mental hospital because of extreme autism. he supposedly hacked the game using a fire stick, a tv, and his phone. personally i think it’s silly that he got a life sentence for hacking a video game when there’s people who commit actual horrific crimes that get very little jail time, but oh well.

[brndnslvra]

understand the role you play in your own suffering

[roychewtoy]

my watery friend... are you too brushed with the pattern of the dappled light...?

[lillibetbunny]

christmas cookieeeeeeeee

[miawashere]

new york times v. united states

a required case for ap gov, this case is about when president nixon and his administration tried to stop the new york times from publishing news about pentagon papers that were leaked. the leaked documents had information about what was going on vietnam. the court ruled that this was a violation of the first amendment, therefore unconstitutional. this case is so important in my opinion because it shows that the president is not an all powerful being, that the president still had consequences. that the people have a right to know whats going on in the world.

[happyheidi]

𝗐𝗂𝗇𝗍𝖾𝗋 𝗐𝗈𝗇𝖽𝖾𝗋𝗅𝖺𝗇𝖽 ♡

[lillibetbunny]

it's officially one month till christmas 🎄🎄

image from pinterest

[happyheidi]

[happyheidi]

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