#studying late

[playlistfiremusic]

Keep your mind sharp and your mood calm with this “Late Night Study Vibes” playlist, featuring mellow beats, gentle instrumentals, and relaxing tracks perfect for powering through homework after dark. Set the mood for focused productivity and peaceful late-night sessions, whether you’re writing, reading, or prepping for exams. Let these soothing sounds help you stay motivated and make every study night a success.

[how-to-get-away-with-study]

I hate studying with artificial lights on. I accept just a small little table lamp beside me, nothing more than that ✨

[studyjourney]

14.12.21

I have wanted to learn Japanese for years until now finally taking a class at uni. It is a lot to learn in such a short time, in particular since I have several very work-intensive classes this term. But is so much fun and it is really nice to notice improvements when watching anime or listening to J-Pop.

The covid situation has worsened in my area ans several uni activities have been postponed or moved online, but at least the libraries remain open (for now) so that one has a nice place to study at - they are also pretty empty usually, so one always finds a remote and quiet spot.

[coffeeisnotaphasemom]

i was doing some stuff for college (at 4am like a normal person) and i was really tired, like about to dream on my desk, but then i thought "what could possibly make me awake that is not coffee? harry potter memes" and as pathetic and dumb as it sounds it worked

[927-owls]

College has ruined New Year’s Eve

New year’s eve isn’t even fun as a college student. Staying up until midnight isn’t an accomplish. It’s just another Tuesday night where I watch Paula Abdul pretend she still has a singing career instead of watching Parks and Rec for the seventh time.

[organizeandstudy]

This is going to sound incredibly odd, but I wear my exhaustion (due to lack of sleep due to studying late) as a badge of productivity 🤓

[studyjourney]

20.06.21 Since the beginning of this month I am done with one of my terms, struggling two at the same time has been really hard, but it was only option for me so that I could do a term abroad. Actually, it’s all been online, but the workload of having to do the course work for classes both at my home institution and at my institution abroad was tough. I am now down to two seminars, having only a month left of the term to finish my remaing course work. Nevertheless I try to pick up on old hobbies of mine. Last year when covid started I picked up learning the Kurrent fond, an old German cursive handwriting style. It did get a bit messy as my fountain pen had dried up and I needed to clean it, but it was good fun. I decided to copy The Jabberwocky, simply for the fun of it. Maybe you can decipher some of it?