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tu m'as inspirée

[studyengz]

05.06.17 • day 4/30

as promised, here are the notes I did today!! will be highlighting the key words as I go about memorising them (I find that more useful for me!!!)

also realised yesterday that leaving my phone at a faraway spot really boosts my productivity & prevents me from procrastinating so I guess I will be doing that more often now （＾－＾）

[nerhdd-deactivated20180806]

🌱 A study snapshot 🌱

[thingsiwanttosaybuticant]

And sometimes, sacrifices too. #qotd #jesseowens #calligraphy #calligraphyph #zigphilippines #handlettering #moderncalligraphy #lifequotes #quotes

[sushi-studies]

[thriveandlearn]

I can and I will ❕

[the-wolf-and-moon]

Maybe the time is not quite yet. But those other worlds, promising untold opportunities beckon. Silently, they orbit the Sun, waiting.

Carl Sagan

(via the-wolf-and-moon)

[gaystudies]

(4/14/17) well….i was reading about the sixties and seventies……

[etloie]

23/05/2017.

this week’s bujo! feeling orange-y. i finally post something on my studygram. yay! anyway, thank you so much for 315 followers! i feel very thankful. i love you guys all! you can ask me everything, seriously i don’t bite. lol. have a nice week everyone! :)

ig: @diaryofintrvrt

[studylustre]

my first year of uni is nearly over. its been a dream, y’all ✨ ig: studylustre

use my code “studylustre” for 10% off kawaiipenshop.com! they also do free international shipping 🌙

[femmehealer]

so soft i want to cry

[startswithabang]

Ask Ethan: What does the edge of the Universe look like?

“If the universe is finite in volume, then is there a boundary? Is it approachable? And what might the view in that direction be?”

When we look at the nearby Universe, it looks a lot like we, ourselves, appear. Nearby galaxies are similar in structure to our own; the stars inside them have the same properties, masses, ages and distributions as our own. But as we look to greater and greater cosmic distances, we find that more distant galaxies appear younger, bluer, smaller, and less evolved. If we go back beyond a certain point, there are no more galaxies at all. What’s going on? Does this mean that, if we go back far enough, there’s an edge to the Universe? And if so, what does that mean? What lies beyond it? And what would someone living on that edge see and perceive? It turns out that there is a boundary to our Universe, but not in space.

Instead, there’s a boundary in time, and once we understand that, we can finally understand what the true answer is. Come find out what it’s all about on this week’s Ask Ethan!

[milkteastudies]

- ̗̀ march 10th 2017 ̖́- my two (favorite) recent spreads!

[studynostalgic]

wow this is beautiful

[like-fairy-tales]

By: Alison | crimeofrhyme

[welcometotheravenclawcommonroom]

“Do I look like I have a plan? Because I have. Multiples.” - the overly organized Ravenclaw

[floral-frame]

[02.03] 

my february bujo spread, inspired by the fact that i forgot it was a new month 

[hunbujo]

5.26.17 // bless my algebra 2 teacher for allowing us to write a one page cheat sheet for our finals 😅 it was actually a lot less helpful than i imagined but it’s fine

[equaticns]

how can you make cheat sheets look so pretty >

[nerdybun]

May 22nd, 2017 — yas. econ notes. again c:

my kittycat was sleeping on the backdrop I wanted to use for my studyblr photos » didn’t wanna disturb lil furball’s beauty sleep, so I included her in the shots :3 accidentally woke her up a moment later tho hahah.

also, thank you for all the kind words, messages and congratulations on my first big milestone! ahhh I love you all so much 💕

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