#marieisreading

[marie-curie]

books and chemistry.

[1i1acbooks]

I finished this short story collection by Ding Ling. I learned a lot about Chinese history, about universal human struggle and I could reflect on my life.

[placeofwonder]

14 & 17 August 2022

Big fan of the lecture-free period right now

I bought lots of small stamps and ink pads today! Now I can just take printer paper, put little colourful plant pictures on it, and use that as wrapping paper for presents, which I think is very neat!! And then I made couscous salad with rocket leaves and goat cream cheese wrapped in bacon for dinner, which felt very fancy.

I'm also trying to go out more and have had a very fun time getting to know places in my city that I've never been to before (I found such a pretty park, you guys!!) and FINALLY getting back into bringing a book along and reading...

[voyagenotes]

Finished both books. Poe's poetry just today. I wanna re-read it as soon as possible but I have many books I want to read next.

Nippon Global by Andreas Neuenkirchen was a very light read. I learned a lot about Japan and he wittily wrote it from the perspective of the German he is.

(I don't think I can access my bookblr anymore, which is a pity)

[marie-curie]

Pancakes and books for the soul. Missing the snow but enjoying the sun.

[marie-curie]

01.01.2023 // long time no see. i'm back home for christmas break and it's so nice to meet all the people i missed so much. the past weeks i realised how much i love my home and how greatful i can be, to have such amazing friends and family. christmas and new years eve i spent very quite without any fuz. i don't have any new years resolutions just one: to create more, to read more, to write more, to draw more, to crochet more.

[marie-curie]

currently reading.

[marie-curie]

StoryGraph Wrap-up of 2023. what was your favourite book last year?