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morgan . 20 . she/her . marine biology . books

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7 October 2020

Might’ve fallen off the face of the earth, but at least my Halloween background is cute. I’ll catch up on the studyblr community challenge this weekend once I’ve finished most of my midterms!

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sunday . sept 20 .

A slow day full of physics frustrations and fish identifications, but some definite positives in the form of second day vegetable fried rice from my favorite Chinese restaurant. Hoping to get some light reading and a fun night of flash card making with @selkie-studies tonight!

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saturday . september 19

I’ve updated my phone and I absolutely love the new home screen capabilities, I’m finally able to live my light academia dreams!

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thursday . aug 27 .

The first two days of classes flew by in a caffeine-ridden dream, but the third day has been a bit more relaxed. My physics professor is so far pretty late in terms of uploading things due tomorrow (she uploaded our pre-lecture voice thread just now at 4:30 PM for class tomorrow morning) but for right now I can handle it, I only worry for later in the semester. Excited for all my other classes, and hoping to do really well this semester!

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sunday . aug 23.

It’s a humid, rainy day outside and I’ve been tidying up the house all morning. Folklore seems like the perfect background music. Classes start in two days, and hopefully I can get the bulk of my research wrapped up soon!

[mostudys]

Hey everyone! I’m Morgan and I’m starting this blog to keep me motivated for my studies as they get a little harder this year and also to just be a part of the studyblr community!!

A few things about myself:

1. I’m a junior in college studying marine biology and environmental studies.

2. I love to read!

3. I’m currently doing research with microplastics and shark pups.

4. I take notes with an iPad and my laptop!

5. My semester starts online in about two and a half weeks which will be interesting.

6. My courses this semester are zoogeography, biology of fishes, physics, and an environmental capstone on humans and municipal pollution!

That about sums it up for now! Feel free to reach out about anything!

-m