#collge

[going2hell4everythingbutbeingbi]

texts I get from my little sister: "i miss youuuuu" "can we ft today" "look at this picture of the dogs"

texts I get from my little brother: "weeble deeble"

[strawberrysnscreams]

AHHHHH THIS WAS SUCH A NIGHTMARE TO MAAAAKE

@cadewitha requested a Good Omens wallpaper thingy for their banner and ik ik you said you wanted a rainbow one but this was the best I could do while I was shaking from hunger and my mum was yelling at me 😃 hope you like it tho

[kickassclefable]

[thebillionairelaw]

Double tap and Reblog if you agree❤️❤️.

[plasmagrrl]

ArtTober 2023 Prompt #2: Harvest

[ckmstudies]

Day 23/100

Tl;dr: I have strep, I have exams Wednesday, Thursday, and next Monday and my birthday is coming up this week. Very busy week coming up!

Today started with me going to the doctor's office. The good news is that I tested negative for Covid twice and I tested negative for strep throat. However, I know that I have been exposed to strep and the doc said since my throat “looks like that” he went on ahead and started me on strep antibiotics which included two shots as well as meds to take every 12 hours. But if this is what gets me better by Thursday then I’ll take it!

After the doctor's office, I got lunch with friends (outside) and went to Latin. We have an exam on Wednesday and so we reviewed a good bit today. I got a 95 on my quiz from Friday which is great except that the only reason I did so well is that she’s not grading very hard. This is nice because this class is supposed to be an easy A but it does not inspire me to study at all. After Latin, I went straight to developmental psychology which is my favorite class. It's just so interesting and it’s a very joyful class since we’re currently talking about babies.

After classes, I took a quick nap, started washing clothes, ate spaghetti, watched an episode of Modern Family, and did the dishes I had in the sink. Once I was satisfied with all my chores, I started working on my assignments for social psychology. We have an exam in that class on Thursday and I missed turning in an assignment this weekend. Thankfully I emailed my professor and he let me turn it in for half credit. Then I did a multiple choice quiz which took me 4 out of 5 chances to make a 100 but I did finally get the 100. After that, I put all the terms from the book into an Anki deck and went through 1/3 of the terms. Based on my calculations I need to make an 87 or higher on this exam to get an A in this class which at this point sounds very difficult. My plan tomorrow is to sit in the library for hours reading my textbook. But sometimes you’ve got to do what you’ve got to do! I’ll also have Latin tutoring in the library tomorrow night at 7:30 in order to prepare for that exam on Wednesday. Not to mention I’ll have a developmental psych exam a week from today, I have strep, and I’m currently planning my 22nd birthday dinner and party for this Thursday and Friday. It never ends but I wouldn’t want it any other way!!

Also! I hope you enjoy this picture I took this afternoon of my and my roommates’ common room while I was getting chores done. I thought the lighting was gorgeous!

[youngadulthacks]

Find someone to keep you accountable at college. You can keep them accountable too. Make sure each other is sticking to schedules

[kingofkingsschizo]

Graduating high school I had aspirations of going to my college in my town. I started college and I was doing well all the way to the point I hit 22 years of age and there in lies the problem with life for me. Schizophrenia occurred while I was working and trying to go to college.. All through college I had to deal with my symptoms of high anxiety I had to recover from the schizophrenia which  interfered with my timing as to when I would graduate because I had to recover and take a couple of years off. For me, going to college was about having something hard hit you when you’re going strong, and then taking time off to recover. I got back on track, but I still had to deal with my symptoms. I had a lot of anxiety and it was hard dealing with being in such a public space. It took me seven years to get a two year associates degree. I salute those who push forward despite the barriers they face from having a mental illness. Fighting to go after your dream is possible.