sunny's studyblr

24 • paris, france • lit + media student — follow my main @themusings

[curseofmxcbeth]

I post for the people who love cappuccinos, 2nd hand books, romance, melodic poetry, journaling, ethereal sounding music, op shopping, victorian architecture, doilies, rainy days, and roses.

[soulless-wave]

Miyazaki teaches us that learning is a lifelong metamorphosis; a continuous act of trying, failing, growing, becoming, and searching for moving castles.

[harriyanna-deactivated20221223]

i personally do not care if adults play teenagers in movies and shows cause i do not think children should be working in hollywood 

[black-academia]

black women & books moodboard

[takethemonetandletsgogh]

been studying a lot 📎🌱

first pic with @themusings my beloved

[sleepinmoons]

— 08.10.21 🍂 life is a bit of mess rn so trying to take everything easy and listening to wu bai’s last dance !

[kingdomofdust]

[themusings]

still one lana's best unreleased you can't tell me that im wrong!

[takethemonetandletsgogh]

wrote this yesterday after making sweet potato curry :(

[themusings]

about today — studying at the library & rereading nana, vol.2

[photos via my ig stories]

[studymusings]

posted this on my main but i'm reblogging it here with my 1/100 days of productivity. today's tasks :

- go to dr appointment

- healthy grocery shopping

- film video for my bookclub's channel

- email profs

- get a library card

- finish assignment

- tidy apartment

accomplished : 100%

[themusings]

i have a series of vlogs documenting my life in paris and i never really promote them on tumblr but today i felt like it so here we go ! new paris vlog is out on my youtube channel ♡ just posting a snipped of the intro here so you can get a taste before clicking the link.

[themusings]

happy valentine's day, also known as international “alex turner's love letter to alexa chung” day.

[ousia-poetica]

Your lips are the sweetest honey I have ever tasted. Art By

[linusbenjamin]

All Too Well: The Short Film (2021) dir. Taylor Swift

[xiaoguiwang]

i cannot stress enough how you should consume and interact with more than just popular media and culture. and this isnt me saying "read some classics and watch obscure movies made in the 60s" i mean this as in read nonfiction! read articles about things youve never thought about! watch documentaries and educational shows and read up on the history of weaving or how trade systems worked in the 9th century byzantine empire and look into philosophical questions from cultures you're not a part of!

branch outside of your interests and comfort zone because not only will this widen your worldview, it also improves the way you conceptualize things and will help you think critically about whats happening in ur life and the media u consume normally. also, you might learn some fun things for trivia night :)

[shlrleystudies]

my favourite place on campus to study

[relelvance]