[procrastinstudy]

190304

it feels weird and nice to have mondays off

[music-books-schenker]

2020 quarantine studyblr challenge

Have you made a study schedule to help you study at home?

Unless my day is particularly busy, I tend to prefer task lists over set timetables. Once I figure out what work I have to complete in a week, I break it down and assign a little to each day. I find this less overwhelming to look at than a hard-and-fast schedule. I also tend to be grossly over-ambitious about the amount of things I want to get done in a day, so being able to at least mark a task as "started," even if not "complete," helps soothe the anxious perfectionist in me.

[studiebear]

April week 1 🖤🤍

[studiebear]

april spread here we go 🖤🤍

[studiebear]

new spread ☺️ really happy how this turned out

[blvckflamingo]

reblog if it's okay to IM you

[lesbiangunshow]

its okay to Immediately Murder me even if we aren’t mutuals

[neapolitanheart]

One of my New Year’s resolutions was to be more active with my bullet journal posts. So here they are. Let me know what you think 💙 Lots of love to everyone and stay safe.

[studiebear]

March week 2 weekly spread ☺️💜

[studiebear]

homework time 😴

[gaiahealing-deactivated20200719]

i like everything soft & pink;

journal spread ²⁸/⁰²

[indiana-studies]

1 march // wow I am so glad spring is here and the weather’s finally nice.

[studiebear]

Good vibes and sweet flowers ☺️🌸

[studiebear]

Just some Lifespan Developmental Psychology notes💕

[studiebear]

One month down :)

[dangerouslyloudconnoisseur]

nature 🍃🍂

[dangerouslyloudconnoisseur]

we love a cute coffee spot and a good lemon poppy seed scone