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hannybstudies

✎ my bujo's journey around washington dc!

2am-scrapbook

11.11.19

Happy Veteran’s Day! Spending the evening with my notes.

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28.10.19 || working during break

I really hate doing presentations, I get super nervous for some unknown reason. And because of that I start working on my presentations pretty early, I feel like I need to be prepared for everything, for every question or distraction. It's so stressful. 📚

seminalstudy

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It's so much easier to be productive in the morning but all of my classes are early in the day 🌅

ursula-uriarte

Sometimes I need coffee, some others I need whiskey but books? Books I need all the time 📚

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odysseyinink

20th Century Cafe • Hot Butterscotch drink

Cutest cafe in San Francisco! They serve cookies and coffee on vintage china while playing 40s music in the background. Absolutely lovely.

20/100 days of productivity • 08/09/2019

Last chemistry lab and studying for 3 finals in a week!

wellreadfolk

this will be a good week because:

a friend went to a garden centre across the border yesterday and brought back plants that were cheaper there (i love europe)

i went to get flower pots for them today, then went to the park for coffee afterwards. the weather was amazing. we had to make a detour around the lake to avoid the angry swan family

a friend is back from a trip, so takeout tuesdays + movie nights are back on this week (she can go to the movies for free each tuesday so we split the price)

the! weather! is! nice!

🎶 captain beefheart / tropical hot dog night

barefootonfirstsnow

I love my university, our beautiful libraries and I am so grateful that I can study here

sinswriter

tuesday, 09/07/2019 summer is finally here for me: no studying, no rush, drinking coffee just because it’s delicious and not because it’s a doze of caffeine that keeps me going; and, most importantly, from now on coffee shops are just places to relax and read, and at the moment it is Susan Sontag’s essay Notes on Camp.