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nati / 28 / Córdoba, Argentina / bujo+studyblr / I speak eng+spa / All my info and tags are in my about page, so click away! :)

[darkmacademia]

vaguely academic things to do to keep yourself entertained

go down a wikipedia research hole by clicking the first term you don’t understand

binge a crashcourse series end to end (personal recs: world history, history of science, big history, philosophy)

find free books on project gutenberg

download some western classics for free

borrow books and audiobooks from the libby app or borrowbox

start a commonplace book

take a khan academy course

browse MIT’s free online course materials

teach yourself to code

go on a google scholar essay dive

try the open access button to avoid some paywalls for academic media, or install unpaywall that does a similar thing

research the history of the place you where you live

tempt the wrath of the duolingo owl and learn a language

search for online streams of the local tv in your target language’s country and use as background noise for immersion points

print and scrapbook favourite poetry and literature quotes

improve your handwriting by doing handwriting exercises

learn philosophy with the philosophize this! podcast. actually just check out all the educational spotify podcasts there are many good ones

start a weekly club with friends to share new and interesting things you’ve learnt that week

clean and reorganise your study space, physical or digital

check out online museums

fave educational youtube channels that I adore: vsauce, crashcourse, smarter every day, kurzgesagt, school of life, tom scott, r. c. waldun, vsauce3, primer, mark rober, veritasium, asapSCIENCE, scishow, TED-ed

hopefully you’ll find something to enjoy! happy learning x

[mossbug]

when i die i want u all to come to my grave and put stickers on it

[captainofstudies]

17/3/21 | 74/103 Days of Productivity | Zoomester Study Challenge

Day 17 - Share your feel-good playlist with us

See here we have the issue of my listening to loads of playlist but here are a couple that aren't mine that I love

tipsy dancing alone in the kitchen - a classic for positive evening vibes

dark academia but it slaps - surprisingly my running playlist but all round good energy

[kristenbouchard]

good fucking lord i would just like to spend so long walking around a museum that my feet hurt by the end of the day. maybe pop into the gift shop. grab a latte on the way home. jesus christ

[sweetlighttriumph]

December 24, 2019 I’ve been feeling blue for the last couple of weeks 🙈 And the monotony of the days is killing me 😑 But at least thinking about winter holidays getting closer and closer makes it bearable (more or less). I have my first exam this week, which I don’t even want to think about. Also, I participate in a phonetic contest this Thursday and I just can’t wait ‘till it’s all over!!! I just want to go home and sleep for days on end 😥

P.S can’t stop listening to yungblud btw 

[catasters]

[onceuponabookblr]

When the Kindle version is more expensive than the paperback:

[cwote]

Stop apologizing. You don’t have to say sorry for how you laugh, how you dress, how you make your hair, how you do your makeup, how you speak. You don’t have to be sorry for being yourself. Do it fearlessly. It’s time to accept: this is you, and you gotta spend the rest of your life with you. So start loving your sarcasm, your awkwardness, your weirdness, your peculiar habits, your unique sense of humor, your voice, your talents, your everything. It will make your life so much easier to simply be yourself.

[anxietyproblem]

[y-that-crazy-five-foot-two-chick]

[wiseisnice]

Nobody:

Not even a single soul:

Studyblrs: Sorry for being inactive lately. I was so busy with the school work so I couldn't post anything lately. I completed entire lengths and breadths of quantum mechanics, cosmology; then revised entire organic and inorganic and did some physical chemistry; finished off with some calculus, number theory; also got bored and finished some neuroanatomy and histology; revised German, French and Spanish revision and wrote a thesis paper today and also did a half-marathon. Also, went to this cute cafe and I am so in love with it 😍. Wbu?

[selkely]

05.09.2019 - my planner from last week and a carrot cake from this cute café next to my uni

[study-hard-and-succeed-deactiva]

whachu studying, hooman?

[wolfstar-matriarch]

Remus: Where's your tie?

Sirius: I took it off, it hurts my Sirius apple.

Remus: For the last time, it isn't named after each individual man.

[chibird]

May this corgi in a mug bless your month with warm drinks and happy dog encounters!  🐶☕️

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[m1male2]

Palazzo Farnesio is an important example of a Renaissance residence built for the Roman family of the Farnesio in Caprarola, Italy. The project for a defensive fortress was originally from Antonio de Sangallo the Younger. In 1559, the project was modified, although maintaining the pentagonal plant, and the direction of the works was entrusted to Vignola. The obas ended in 1575. The construction was transformed into an imposing Renaissance palazzo, as the summer residence of the cardinal and his court.

[bookwormingparty]

[fromthecrypt]

My cat: *kneading his blanky*

Me, in tears: do you even know what good bread you would bake