Final project for public health due tomorrow and midterm for neuro tomorrow morning!
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Final project for public health due tomorrow and midterm for neuro tomorrow morning!
[10 - 20/100 days of productivity] although i was super productive finishing four assessments in the last few weeks, i didn’t have a chance to take pictures everyday :-( but, i’m on break for a few weeks now and then back in for summer school! lots of organising, internship finding, and random stuff to do!
05.04.18
I’m taking advantage of the small amount of sun and working in the conservatory today. This playlist by @stillstudies and leftover Easter eggs are getting me through research for my world politics essay.
Running Planner Stickers - write on health distance run walk jog jogging walking tracker fitness calendar emily ley simplified ELS.RNWK.0617
I love looking at beautiful bullet journals--don't get me wrong. But the one thing I hate about beautiful bullet journal spreads is that, at least for me, they almost NEVER look like that. This was my planner during finals week, when I graduated from University. I had 4 jobs and was taking 18 credits and LEMME TELL YA, it is hard to keep your planner looking beautiful when you barely have time to eat! In a way, however, the giant mess of colors has its own beauty. I think it's important to remember that your journal doesn't have to look like anyone else's, and it's ESPECIALLY important to remember that it's okay to let it get messy!
The two things I can't live without.
So my car is in the shop, and I have a feeling it's not going to be a cheap or quick fix... so, I'm just going to bury my head in some books and forget about it for a while.
Quiz on Monday. Reviewing multiple sclerosis, Friedrich ataxia, factitious disorder, personality disorders, and the functions of the thalamus and hypothalamus.