dream.

시작은 미약할지언정 끝은 창대하리. (about me, main blog.)

[narumi-studies]

Mon, 25 Aug 2025

today felt like the beginning of autumn with chilly weather and leaves starting to fall. i love that i can finally spend time outside any time of the day without suffering from the extreme heat.

[how-to-get-away-with-study]

Drowning in readings assignments 📖

[macrolit]

A work in progress…

[mimisreadingnook]

golden hour in my bedroom☀️ ft. my cute ghost poster that i got from redbubble

[slavicberry]

I’ve recently been admiring big glasses, lace detailing, and cozy cardigans ☁️☕️🤎

[foxglove-studies]

08.04.2022 = prepping for a course on monasticism next semester

[justalawschoolgirl]

my next exam is the last one finally !!!!!!

[lost-rxverie]

sunday | august 3 51-58/100 dop

another weekend morning struggling with grad school essays in my favorite coffeeshop!

work this week was a mix of successes and failures, as usual – on monday i'll start trying to express my protein of interest, but i'm not expecting it to work on the first try.

[juliaxyn]

One day, all this late-night studying will pay off

[pretty-bluebird]

I fucking love a good hot cup of coffee.

[apoherm-deactivated20231020]

reviewsium Sunday evening updates: watching gilmore girls, journaling, writing and placing my bookmail for September. I do miss reading and writing reviews.

Resting before another busy week ahead; what about you?

[rosenaufsuden-deactivated202003]

mulling over infamous faces and tales of a frozen kingdom, ruled by myth and terror, while the rain kisses my windowpane and cinnamon fills the air.

ig: rosenaufsuden

[thatoneacademic]

[alwaysbeenjessica]

12.4.2021

i started reading the shadow of the wind last night and i have become immersed into this magical world

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[blueprint-9376]

12.07.2025 [😙]

🗃: 다시 서평 작성 시작/ getting back to writing book reviews

[sunscreenstudies]

july 22 | tuesday

[euripideez-nuts]

wuthering wuthering wuthering heights

[smalleffortsrepeated]

23.07.2025 || imposter syndrome

I feel like I made a silly mistake in my manuscript. I have edited it so often that I sort of lost the easiness of the first draft and it's all a bit convoluted now. Maybe editing doesn't always make things better and you should just stick to your guts sometimes. Not sure, if that is also true for law essays though. We write so few papers in my course (but so so many exams), I am a bit unsure of my approach. I want to get this first draft of key notes just right, so I can turn them into full sentences later, without having to rewrite it a dozen times.

All the best AJ