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09.92.17 • a cheery little spread for a not-so-good week. I hope you all are doing well. And thank you for 750 followers!! It means a lot to me ☺️ I love you guys

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- ̗̀ my haul from the muji store today  ̖́- this place makes me so happy

large free pad

letter set

12 pack 0.5mm gel ink pens

4x hexagon gel ink pens

gravity mechanical pencil

ruler

zip case

3x ring notebooks

moisturizing milk

light toning water

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10.14.17 • Hi everyone! Sorry I’ve been so inactive lately. I hope you all are having a good week. If you aren’t, it will be okay <3

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09.17.17 • reupload of some psych notes

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09.15.17 • a minimalistic spread for this hell of a week

Also I hit 1k followers like a week ago I think?? Anyway thank you sooo much 😭💕 Idk what to do to celebrate, so if you want to see any posts in particular let me know!!

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10.02.17 • I’m really glad it’s autumn... here’s a recent bujo spread (click for better resolution)

I’d just like to remind you lovely people to send your prayers/donations out to those affected by the Las Vegas attack. What happened is so scary and sad; I have no words. I hope you guys are alright <3

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Hey, it’s been a while since I’ve sat down and actually put the effort into writing something. With that said, I’m super excited for school to start (quarter system, so we start late september) and have been thinking about my job as a Residential Assistant and my past experiences. I figured my experience could be used to help the incoming students figure out how to handle college life. 

⦾ roommate living ⦾

your roommate is going to be the first person you will most likely interact with. be civil with them, and just see how you feel around them. the housing office puts people together that they think will get along based solely on the information that you post about yourself on your housing application. if you get along: congratulations you have a new friend! if you don’t get along: be civil and accept them as your roommate. make sure to set some ground rules that the both of you can agree on in terms of cleanliness, sleeping schedules, noise, etc. 

⦾ life away from home ⦾

call your mom/dad/brother/guardian. let them know you love and miss them, it makes a world’s difference. send cards on birthdays. keep in touch with your old friends, but make sure you’re still giving attention to the people around you.

⦾ chores/responsibility ⦾

make a chores list. stick to it! try to enforce your housemates/roommates to stick to it as well. some chores include: vacuum, take out trash, empty fridge out, clean kitchen, clean bathroom, or whatever other chore you see needing to be done.

⦾ balancing social & school ⦾

it’s college! the studyblr community tends to shy away from drinking/smoking/partying because they’re not seen as productive or studious things, and there are pardoned. i’m going to tell you now that it’s okay to experiment and try new things. as long as you are productive, and getting good grades, it’s okay to let loose from time to time and have wine night with the ladies. get your work done, and reward yourself with some self care and fun.

⦾ list of things you should have ⦾

hygiene: shower shoes, shower caddy, robe, toothbrush/toothpaste, hairbrush, face wash/ face care, towerls, neosporin/bandages,  room: standing mirror, bed stilts, storage space, blankets, hangers, desk light, umbrella, water bottle, microwave, mini-fridge, laptop, backpack, posters, bedding,  cleaning: laundry detergent, dryer sheets, clorox wipes, laundry basket

⦾ GO TO CLASS ⦾

want to pass college? go to class. that’s literally the key to winning at college. if you go to call your classes, ask questions in class, and talk to your teacher after class about quick questions you have, you’re 90% of the way towards your A in the class.

⦾ study sessions ⦾

study sessions are a good excuse to make friends in your classes and get some studying done. the best study method is when you explain a concept to a fellow student that doesn’t understand the concepts. teaching is the best way to master content material.

⦾ organize your notes YOUR WAY ⦾

i personally enjoy using OneNote for classes that rely heavily on lecture notes, things that the teacher says, and powerpoint presentations. if that class is more math or science or diagram based, i tend to use pen and paper. after class, go through all your notes and re-write them (or at least review them) and clarify things that you may have left ambiguous.

⦾ MSI/tutoring ⦾  

my school offers MSI (Modified Supplemental Instruction) which is where students who have taken the class and passed tutor you. it’s free and all you have to do is show up. there are also tons of tutoring options, and if you can’t find any, i’m positive that your teacher could point you in the right direction. if you don’t understand a concept, you better get your ass to a tutoring session or a teachers office hours.

⦾ contacting teachers ⦾

on the first day of class, make sure you go up and introduce yourself to the instructor. if you have questions in class that are not apparent from the lecture: form your question, raise your hand, and ask your question. make sure you’re going to your teachers office hours at least 5 times a quarter (and more if you’re on semester). teachers get a lot of emails, but they also enjoy when you send articles that are relevant to the coursework (this also works for teachers you’ve had in the past). Teachers are your gateway to opportunity. If they know your name, you are the first on their mind when people are looking to hire students.     

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i went to the muji store today and fell in love