[paebosims]

ahhh the past few days have been really busy for me trying to catch up on school work and having appointments back to back. but i was pretty productive!

22.2.21 | 2/100 Days of Productivity

cleared off my desk

updated language planner in notion

washed clothes

23.2.21 | 3/100 Days of Productivity

went back to therapy!

updated ‘school hub’

cleaned room (again)

24.2.21 | 4/100 Days of Productivity

another appointment

started my capitalism paper (finally 😕)

cleaned the kitchen

played in makeup (twice!)

i definitely did a lot more in these past few days, but these were some of the things i did that made me feel really good about myself 🙂

[paebosims]

29.4.21 | 5/100 Days of Productivity

long time no see!! I haven’t been consistently active in about two months, so sorry about that >.< the past two months have been really crazy for me and my family and i’ve just been too overwhelmed to be active on any of my sns. but i’m back now! so we’re gonna pretend i never left and resume on day 5 out of 100 days of productivity!

worked on my state license courses!

finally cleaned my room and put everything away

setting up my language study plans!

updated my notion (i am literally in love with notion, may post a few pics later!)

[paebosims]

30.04.21 - 03.05.21 | 6-9/100 days of productivity

I’m not entirely sure how time has gotten by me, but I recently had an incident in the family that I don’t want to go into too much detail about, but if you guys could send good vibes my way I would really appreciate it. I haven’t knocked much off my to-do list the past few days, but I have been working more on my notion! I’m not entirely done, but I hope to finish decorating sometime this week!

[rylie-studies]

december 30, 2020 ♡

I’ve started reading this book I recently bought about philosophy and it’s incredible! The sections are so simplistic, easily understandable, and include many ideas that we know of today. I don’t know, perhaps I’ll try to snap some pictures of the pages, but omg, it’s gorgeous. I definitely recommend it! Philosophy is one of my favorite subjects so it has been quite fun. They also have books about mythology, astronomy, sociology, Sherlock Holmes, and so forth. Also, it’s still surreal to me that it’s the new year on Friday. This year has been so crazy. I don’t know if it’s bcs I’m in a gap year or bcs of the pandemic, but this year just felt so different. Despite everything that happened, there’s still so many things to be grateful for. I don’t know how 2021 will be, but I hope we can all still try to live in the moment and find things to be thankful for!! 🤍✨

🎧: è sempre bello - coez

[apricitystudies]

29.12.2020 // december was a month of catching up with people and baking christmas cookies and panettone for my friends and family!! i also re-read some generic spy thrillers instead of starting on any new books because after having gone through all of 2020 i no longer wish to have thoughts

[kafk-a]

on poetry

less than certain: how to teach bewildering poems, rachel mennies

the poetics of disobedience, alice notley

mystery & birds: 5 ways to practice poetry, ada limón

how to write a poem, bhanu kapil

facing altars: poetry and prayer, mary karr

back draft

someone is writing a poem, adrienne rich

some notes on organic form, denise levertov

in defense of poetic nonsense, with a character who shares your frustration, alice notley  

the power of words to save us, marie howe

this quote from adrienne rich

back to the body: an interview with natalie diaz

bewilderment is at the core of every poem, kaveh akbar

[butterflypeaflowertea]

a few additions, if i may :-)

3 statements on poetry, e e cummings

a poetry handbook, mary oliver

how to read a poem, edward hirsch

a retrospect & a few don’ts, ezra pound

poetry is not a luxury, audre lorde

the figure a poem makes, robert frost

[apricitystudies]

20.12.2020 // i finally met up with two of my friends i haven't seen since last december over the last week (one-on-one, with masks and safe distancing, etc.) and it was so lovely to see them again!!

[justanotherrjournal]

—110720 🦋

“the prettier the garden, the dirtier the hands of the gardener”

my instagram

[greenstudies]

Get your life together in 8 weeks

Feeling in a slump? In desperate need of refreshment? After exhausting months of studying for exams like me? Well I have this plan to get my life together again and I thought I might share with you!

📚 Week 1: Rest and prep

Spend 3 days resting

No planning and no routines 

Don’t do anything you don’t want to do

Sleep in if you want

Binge that show or play that video game

1 day of cleaning your space

Keep it small and surfice level

Clean the dust and the floors

Change your sheets and towels

Declutter the things around

Let in fresh air

1 day of mental health reset

Focus on yourself and your mind with meditating or journaling

Go through your full routines

Read or be creative

Do your favourite self care activities

1 day of social media detox -no social media allowed

1 day of dopamine detox

You have to get bored

You are allowed to go for a walk or work out (no music tho!)

You can journal and meditate

A little bit of cheating: if you feel to desperate you can read

💖 Week 2: Family, friends and love

Spend this week with others as much as possible

Make small gifts for others

Hang out playing games or just talking

Make sure to tell people what they mean to you

🍓 Week 3: Body detox

Make sure to change up things in this part depending on your goals, health and your body’s needs!

No meat, bread (and other pastry) and sweets

No fried food

Drink water only

Fast for 16 hours a day (imtermittent fasting -a lot of you are concerned but don’t worry about me personally. It is safe for me. If you consider doing this do a proper research!)

Work out daily

Go for walks/jogging and spend as much time outside as possible

Take medications and vitamins properly

🧹 Week 4 and 5: Declutter and organise your space

Declutter and organise your closets and cupboards

Go through your clothes

Deep clean your space

Donate things you don’t want or need

😴 Week 6: More rest

3 days resting completely (like the first 3 days)

4 days of active rest

Follow routines

Be creative

Garden/clean/cook

Work out/go cycling/do yoga

Read or learn something new

🎨 Week 7: Be creative daily

Create something every day

📆 Week 8: Planning and new routines

Plan your future

Find new routines

Get into stable routine that makes you happy

Keep in mind that these are all suitable for me and you can change things up as much as you want! I hope you find some inspiration in this and good luck on your journey!

[bea-estudiando-deactivated20230]

i decided to create a challenge about books for december (or whenever you want to do it, really)!

📚Why and how?

Sometimes i spend more time deciding what book to read than actually reading, so i wanted to make my book research easier. How? you might ask… Well, if people take part in this challenge, we only need to check the tag for book recommendations. Smart, I know 

I’ll be starting on the 1st December 2020, but you can start whenever you want to! 

There’s a 31-prompt list right after this introduction, the point of this challenge is naming a book that fits each day’s prompt

Some prompts are questions, some others are more abstract (ideas, concepts…)

You can name more than one book, that’s up to you

There’s no need to follow the order of the prompts, maybe you want to do this while reading your books and you can find the prompt to fit the book!!

If you decide to join, use the tag #name the book challenge so we can easily find your posts! 

📚Really important!!

Please, reblog this post so more people can join us! And feel free to let me know if you’ll participate so i can follow you

Keep in mind that you can take your time, don’t rush yourself, post as much or as little as you can/want

There is nothing specific you have to tell us about the book, you can just tell us the title and the author, or tell us as much as you want (keep it spoiler free tho)

There’s no such thing as “wrong answer” to any of the prompts

📚Prompts

1. What’s the first book you remember reading (that you actually enjoyed)?

2. What’s the last book you’ve read?

3. Technology

4. Who’s your favorite author? Name a book!

5. Time machine

6. Aesthetic

7. Do you have to read books for class? Name a book you’ve read for any of your classes! If not, name a book you would recommend if you were a teacher

8. Theater

9. Travel

10. Saga

11. Adventures

12. Have you cried while reading a book? Name the book!

13. Is there a book you’ve only read because of its cover/title?

14. Poetry

15. Broken

16. What’s the book that made you think the most?

17. Trilogy

18. Golden age

19. Novel

20. Do you bookmark pages with important content or quotes? Name the book with the most markers you have

21. Group of friends

22. Far away from home

23. Where are you from? Name a book written by an author from your country!

24. Seasonal

25. What’s the book you didn’t think you’d enjoy, but you read it and fell in love with it?

26. Strong main character

27. Fantasy

28. Do you have any book signed by the author? Name the book! If you don’t, name a book you would like the author to sign it

29. Foreign language

30. Tell me a book that didn’t fit in any of the prompts but you still want to recommend

31. New beginnings

If you have any questions you can always message me or send me an ask!

Seguir leyendo

[bea-estudiando-deactivated20230]

the day is getting closer!!

[khanos-deactivated20170219]

Readings

Consuming the Romantic Utopia: Love and the Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism (Illouz, 1997)

The Beauty Myth: How Images of Beauty Are Used Against Women (Wolf, 2002)

Easy Loving: Romanticism and Consumerism in Late Modernity (Costa, 2005)

Love and Politics (Kováts, 2015)

(previous)

[illissos]

not to be controversial but i literally don’t care about fancy career goals all i want for myself is peace like i have no desire to be a lawyer or an esteemed intellectual please just give me a beautiful garden and lots of animals and plenty of paint and i’ll happily work at pets at home or cafe nero 

[halleyj96]

👻 Halloween is here! And it’s time to learn a lil bit about Halloween 🎃

💮 Halloween is widely celebrated in Korea.

💮 Typically, people get together at places like Itaewon, Hongdae and Gangnam to hang out (almost) all night with their friends.

💮 But, as you can tell, because of COVID-19, campaigns were made to convince people to stay home, even when it is Halloween.

☪️ So, what are you doing to celebrate this year Halloween?

[CONTACT]

► Instagram – halleyj96119

► Facebook – Halley’s Adventure

► Youtube – Halley’s Adventure

► Email - [email protected]

[gold-finch]

unlike the other seasons which always seem to arrive so abruptly - winter with its snow, spring with the sprouting green grass, summer with its distinctive heat - autumn always seems to creep up on me; and by the time the leaves have turned and the air has cooled, autumn had already long arrived, it just wasn't so loud in announcing itself

pictures from my instagram

[academes]

Tips for Surviving Online School

Since most of us are online due to COVID-19, I decided to make a short infographic (thanks to Canva) on how to make online learning easier. I'm on the same boat too but I made online classes into a way I can somewhat enjoy. I hope this helps for anyone who needs it!

[pastapestostudying]

23/10/2020

About today...

I think im in love with my friend, and idk how to combine studying with falling in love:// im a little stressed out about it tbh.

En español:

Acerca de hoy ...

Pienso que estoy enamorada de un amigo, y no sé cómo combinar los estudios y enamorarse:/// estoy un poquito estresada de verdad.

[seoulightstudies]

- ̗̀ Let’s motivate each other  ̖́-

If you are writing a studyblr or langblr (especially if you are learning Spanish, Korean, or pedagogy) please like and/or reblog this post and let’s follow each other! 

Seeing other people’s notes and study process on my feed really pumps up my motivation!