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Claire Keane
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Stranger Things
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Show & Tell
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Love Begins
almost home
we're not kids anymore.
PR's Tumblrdome
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@stressfulstudying
Nighttime Checklist on a School Night
Alarms set for the morning (triple check)
Go over what’s written in your planner and see what’s marked down for the next day/what you need to do
Back pack ready to go with all materials
Clothes laid out (if you want to be really proactive)
Laptop/phone is charging
Face washed
Medication taken (if applicable)
Coffee/tea ready to brew (if needed)
Water bottle filled and ready to go (stay hydrated)
I think something we all need to remember is that even when it seems like everything’s going wrong, we are the authors of our own narratives. We are in control of our outlook on life, our emotions and reflections towards our environment and our attitudes towards anything that comes our way. Even when it looks like everything is going wrong, we are in control for catching that voice of negativity and turning it around, re-wording outlooks and thoughts to make ourselves better because, and I truly believe this, what we constantly think about, complain about, worry about, we give power. When you’re constantly complaining about a situation, you are giving that situation power over you and your life! And this process can take days, weeks or even months to gradually change your outlook on your own narrative but if you practice and practice, you’ll be able to catch yourself falling back into this habit and snip it within a couple of hours. So take control of your own narrative! And make yourself a bad-ass!
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things to do during break: create reading lists and work them off one by one, watch movies in foreign languages, attend lectures or seminars at places you’ve never been to before, discover a new library, visit museums and galleries, send postcards to your friends, take up a new skill like photography/digital drawing, write a daily poem, take an online course on something you always loved, pick flowers and press them, rate 10 cute cafes in town, test how much you can buy for 5$ on a flea market/in second hand shops, just start walking and see where the day takes you, plan a walk/hike/bike tour, start a new blog, create a vision board, write a letter to your future self, go to indie concerts, send cute anonymous messages, try out new ice cream flavors, make your own smoothies, buy artsy magazines, take the train/subway to nowhere, go to a party where you don’t know anyone, ditch a party and spend the whole day reading outside, set up a bullet journal, jot down 5 things you are grateful for each day, create playlist for different moods, try out a new language learning app, unwind and do not use your phone for a day, try meditation, go to a food market, sleep the whole day because you can, go to the theatre/cinema/opera, take aesthetic photos of the prettiest buildings in town
