#gap year

[yankeeblue]

Laila!

[fungusmaster]

Ata´ro in all DLC and how his arc would begin in From the Ashes. :)

[tgirl-tamag0tchi]

Just told my sister I’m gonna take a gap year. That I will look into the grad school programs, and I’ll apply to see what they offer if it’ll appease her and my mom.

But honestly, I’m solid with my current life plan.

[berlinmacaw]

Notes from my life, Mid-August ver.☔️

[daintydaisystudies]

Day 3/271 days until finishing my A-level resit

Pretty chill day today, met up with some friends tonight and was totally fascinated by some flowers they had in their living room :D

Did some essay plans for the evaluation of the cognitive perspective

Edited a 15 mark essay for my tutor next week

FINALLY finished off my Observational Methods Research essay!

I’m looking at trying some more study resources/methods. I’m currently using Quizlet and Notion a lot but I’d love some recommendations of other interesting resources!

Snack of the day ~ left over mac and cheese

[saleszulu76]

Jamie McVay in "Gap Year" by Hui-Yu 慧瑜, st. Na-Di studio, h. Miley Shen, mua Phebe Wu, in Vanity Teen, June 2017

[luvbecca222]

thinking about going to paris this winter does anyone have any tourist recommendations?? <3

[bitchesgetriches]

Hello, I was hoping you guys might have some advice for me :D

I've been taking a gap year (that has since turned into three...) before college so I can decide what on earth to do with myself. Unfortunately, my life path has not magically manifested and I'm stuck on what to do next. The trouble isn't that I don't know what I want to do, it's that I want to do a million different things at once!

I love math and physics and biology and animation and textiles and the performing arts! I've tried making lists of what I actually like about all these things in an attempt to narrow it down but once I have that list... I'm not sure how to apply it. Online descriptions of jobs are very vague and don't actually give you a good sense of what you'd actually be doing. I know I want to go to college, but I don't know what for and I don't know who to ask for help or even what kinds of questions I should be asking!

This is so exciting, sweet pea! Having lots of interests and options is a great problem to have. But I can understand why you're feeling overwhelmed.

We wrote some advice a while back that might help you target your career path. Hope this helps:

The Actually Helpful, Nuanced, Non-Bullshit Way to Choose a Future Career 

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