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5th of March 2021

Day 7/100 of productivity

I had some plans changed today, which I hate and totally broke my mood. But in the end I managed to study even more than I had planned! Also made these salmon sandwiches I was craving. Great day turned sad day turned good again.

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10/02/2020 // Currently home on winterbreak (but this stormy, rainy weather makes it feel more like autumn) still spending most of my day reading pediatrics but also trying to find time to do fun things and recharge my batteries before my  8th (!!!) semester starts next week!

[scienceismynepenthe]

37/100 of 100 Days of Productivity! (14/04/18) 📓📚 Today I was just as productive as I’d liked - despite the late start! So the things I got done were: • reading some of “Science in Seconds” with breakfast • reviewing/making evaluation notes on development of personality • going back to my old notes on non-verbal communication and adding evaluations • making a summary page of hot deserts • completing the entire of Paper 1 Non-Calculator Maths 2017 exam (with the exception of the last few questions which I just could not do 😔) • making a summary page on rivers • completing a few test quizzes for Science online to continue testing what I don’t know and then making that a to-do list • reading Chapter 8 of “The Trouble of Physics” • reviewing the revision cards I made for ecosystems over FaceTime with my friend who also does Geography ✨ (this got a bit late) 🎵 Twin Skeletons ~ Fall Out Boy 🎵

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080418 | 70/dop Wish me luck 1st day of high school tomorrow

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november 4, 2018 / some sunday kant reading

[notebooks-are-my-bestfriends]

Happy 2018!🎉 spent the first week ill and in the hospital with my sister 😪 however, today I managed to get some notes done for the security services in the UK!

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Basal ganglia structures

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hi there!

my name is Tes. I am 19, Dutch and currently doing a degree in Scotland, my degree being history and literature. After this year I am applying to the University of Groningen as my degree isn’t what I want to do at all. 

In terms of languages, I speak Dutch (native language), English (fluent/C2), German (B1/B2), Swedish & Finnish beginner. I might start French as I did once take classes, but never truly started learning the language and sort of regret it now. 

please like or reblog so I can follow you if you post anything about studying and/or languages! not necessarily the languages I study but general tips are good too!