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i’m Ruby, 23 & a 3rd year at uni studying history. silly little studyblr who also enjoys posting pretty things and bookish stuff. my own posts are on #mine

[ruby-learns]

i graduated uni and now i am lowkey dazed and confused as hell about life/academics/everything

[starsandaspirations]

the temperature is dropping and the early morning hours are almost unbearably cold—to think that it topped 100°F just a while ago! i had an event today to kick off yet another hectic week :’)

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[lottiestudying]

24.08.2024—see how i study on the weekends? very demure, very cutesy, very academic weapon

[skunkes]

[amygdalae]

I just ate every strawberry I'm sorry

[ruby-learns]

‘A Little Life’ has been one of my favourite books for a few years. Today I visited Lispenard Street!

[eibhlin-dubh]

Reading in my grandparents' garden

[oneidiotwithasword]

spent most of today copying one of my favourite scenes from emily wilde’s encyclopaedia of faeries into my reading journal

[twirld]

Anne of Cleves (details, 1539) Hans Holbein the Younger

[pefkaes]

01.02.2024 // I'm quite inconsistent with my journalling. I've had this journal since 2021 but I want to start a new one because this one is full of sorrow, hollowness and desperation. Lately, I have been journalling daily so hopefully I'll be able fill this journal soon.

[sipteareadbooks]

had some great coffee, did some reading, journaling, and French practice today ♡

[forgedbybooks]

Things I have found in books I've thrifted: postcard edition.

Feel free to reblog and add on any trinkets you've found in your thrifted books xx

The flower cutouts are there to hide identifying information!!

[heather--moors]

08.24.22// just finished rereading my favorite gothic!!!!!!! This commences the magical time from summer into fall! I forgot my copy of the book from my old house, so this is a new library copy :) I think this cover is so beautiful…

Listening to: A Little Wicked by Valerie Broussard

[charl0ttan]

girl who has only the most normal relationship with time and memory and regret and grief

[archaeostudies]

6 - 9.7.2024

so its finally cold and rainy in my city so the last four days were all about cozy reading with some warm cup of tea. i've finished Emma and it is so good! its already one of my favorite books! now i'm starting Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert.

today was the last meeting of my indigenous history and anthropology reading club (lots of grad students reading and discussing papers lol) and tomorrow i'll have an online class on anthropology (i know, i'm in winter break, but i love winter courses! and this one is about one of my main research topics: indigenous rights on lands and territories)

i promise soon this blog i'll be all about the campus life and lab work and days in the library. i promise.

[belovedapollo]

another week has come to an end 📝

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