#studhe

[tired-programmer]

having to code in C is going to be my villain origin story, but albedo coming home might make me reconsider

[silenthoughtss]

I’m so tired today,Btw my august spread.

Happy August you guys ^_^

[venustudy]

the burning god // gyeongbokgung palace

it’s been a VERY long time since I last posted but clinicals are taking over my life and the only thing I miss about lectures is making pretty notes

🎵: headspace - thomston

[365text]

sunday, june 21 • and so the days passed by slower than the weeks

[sun-flowerstudies]

17/07/2020

had some tea whilst revising my mandarin vocab 😌 and did a math practice exam! now it's 9am n it's time for breakfast

🎧 the truth untold, bts & steve aoki

[studyingforpsych]

Had a very pleasant morning learning about neuronal models in REM/non-REM/wake periods. I was in the loveliest cafe, except I always forget that cafes in central london are SO EXPENSIVE (I was in Covent Garden; I’m an idiot).

[procrastilate]

6-12/100 days of mild productivity

right, first of all can we please ignore my awkward claw hand - nobody told me it would be so feckin difficult to hold up a notebook with one hand. studyblr, i love you, but you have betrayed me.

okay SO sorry for doing a lil’ disappearing act on you, but i’m on a mildly productive train to academic mediocrity and i am totally cool with that. plus i’ve been walking a lot.

not gonna give you bullet points for every day of the week because they’re pretty much all the same and not massively interesting.

i’m wondering about doing a weekly post rather than daily for 100 days of mild productivity. rest assured that all my days are at least mildly productive but, because of that, i don’t generally have studyblr tier photos every day. so, in true mild fashion, a weekly post seems more realistic.

have a great (and mildly productive!!) week,

stay safe x

[illya-studies]

October 21, 2020

Some research on sumptuary laws in Florence on the first snowy morning of the year. A fresh blanket of snow is always so much more refreshing and makes the onset of a cold winter much cozier.