scribarielle

drew arielle. xiv. they/them/theirs.

[studyhardmione]

good morning! this is a gentle reminder for you to have a filling and indulging breakfast before starting up your day. eat well, hydrate yourself and have a good day, you got this ☀️

[butterflyinthewell]

To any suicidal followers I may have: This is a sign to not kill yourself. You are loved and the world is special because you are in it. Keep holding on.

Reblog this when it’s on your dash. You will save someone’s life.

[rodrickheffeley]

why do i need to come out ? if you still think im straight then that's on you

[etudiem-deactivated20220129]

2020.09.08 

and we’re back

[scribari-elle-blog]

Notion vs Todoist???

[study-sleep-tea-repeat]

My Notion Setup For Fall Quarter!

I’m going to cover some of my main pages, but if you all want to see more of my setup just let me know! This post is absolutely NOT sponsored or affiliated with Notion in any way, I just love using it and hopefully some of you may find this helpful.

My Life Hub —

I use my Life Hub as basically my landing page where I have links to all of my other categories. I’ve broken down each main area of my life right now into a “hub” so I can keep all the pages relevant to that area of my life together and easy to find.

I have some of my most often used pages favorited, so they show up towards the top on the left-hand column. Each hub is a section below that, so everything is pretty easy to navigate and find things.

Today —

Ah, the today page. Definitely my most-used page on Notion. I have some links to other pages and external sites that help inform what I’ll include on that day’s to do list. I also have said to do list as well as a schedule section where I can plan out my day more specifically. I don’t use it every day, generally just when I have a lot to get done, but I find it really useful when I do use it.

Academic Hub —

This is where I’ll be keeping all of my documents related to school once classes start next week. I have pages for each class that I’m taking (all virtual for the fall), plus some links to resources that I’ll want to be using.

Due Dates —

This is where I keep and track any due dates that are relevant for my schoolwork. Everything from tests to smaller homework assignments all fits right here. On each page for the individual classes I have a linked version of this calendar that only shows the entries tagged with that class name. I love it because if I change something on either page, it will automatically update the other page as well.

Anyway, I’m glad to be posting again. This summer has been all over the place but I’m excited for school to be starting soon for me and I’m grateful to have more routine and consistency back in my life <3

[noodledesk]

hello everyone! i thought i would share some keyboard shortcuts in notion that i use the most often and that save me the most time.

note: most actions from word processors, like ctrl + b for bold, will already work in notion!

#, ##, or ### + space to create large, medium, and small headings respectively

> + space to create a toggle block

/, the forward slash, lets you create any page you want. just type out what you’re looking for (i.e. page, table, link)

ctrl + \ toggles the sidebar on and off

ctrl + shift + n opens a new notion window (i use this for notetaking)

ctrl + shift + u lets you go up a level in the page hierarchy (i.e. from february to all months)

duplicate any content by holding option or alt and dragging. you can highlight as many blocks as you want

ctrl + / to change the type of blocks you have selected

ctrl + shift + p to move the page you’re on to another one (i like to use this for my article list to move them to my already read list

hope this helps :)

[noodledesk]

hello everyone! i thought i would share some keyboard shortcuts in notion that i use the most often and that save me the most time.

note: most actions from word processors, like ctrl + b for bold, will already work in notion!

#, ##, or ### + space to create large, medium, and small headings respectively

> + space to create a toggle block

/, the forward slash, lets you create any page you want. just type out what you’re looking for (i.e. page, table, link)

ctrl + \ toggles the sidebar on and off

ctrl + shift + n opens a new notion window (i use this for notetaking)

ctrl + shift + u lets you go up a level in the page hierarchy (i.e. from february to all months)

duplicate any content by holding option or alt and dragging. you can highlight as many blocks as you want

ctrl + / to change the type of blocks you have selected

ctrl + shift + p to move the page you’re on to another one (i like to use this for my article list to move them to my already read list

hope this helps :)

[curious-me]

I made a weekly spread template in Notion, which also has a “by class” view and a calendar view!

Full description is in the template 😊

Link to duplicate template - https://www.notion.so/64dcf38bd0904e6390cc49a7165d6506?v=50bd05775dad43adb96caa584fbb4ab3

[paraqraphs]

Finally replaced the teeny tiny computer table I’ve used for years and got this new desk! Also discovered Notion last week so I’ve been experimenting with templates that I think will help me with the upcoming school year.

[lilynzst]

My August bujo spread! Spending today editing my plan with me for it

My stationery shop | sticker club | Instagram || do not repost

[huitingreads]

instagram: sonderstudy_

[weststudies-deactivated20210622]

06.06.19 | 10:30am

Sometimes I think I’m ok and then I have a flashback to that episode of doctor who when I was like 7 about the vashta nerada and the time I hoyed a bit of bacon under my bed to check I wasn’t gonna get scalped x

[effer-vescent]

Waking up to an empty teacup and my favorite reads at the moment with Phil the philodendron slowly taking over every inch of my desk.

[scribari-elle-blog]

an introduction

the name is drew arielle. i’m 24. i’m a teacher. i love note taking and study aesthetics. i’m trying to make the transition to not taking primarily on my iPad Pro. let’s get to know each other.

[violetsnotebook-archive]

06.08.20 / i’ve been so busy lately with errands it feels so good to finally return to the usual today. russian notes ft. the plant corner in my study. hope your week has been fruitful so far. hang in there ♡

[luminous-studiess]

today in finding a peaceful place: i threw open the windows, turned on some classical guitar music, and made a huge glassful of iced coffee. moved past a huge bump in the study process. brighter days ahead.