#studyvation

[tvmblrina]

wednesday, february 25th 2026

day off clinic means working/studying at a coffee shop with my friend while a snowstorm swirls outside 🤍

[diaryandgirl]

productivity reminders

it's never too late to get your day started

anything worth doing is worth doing badly

not every day is expected to or will look the same

never underestimate the power of a a task brain dump/to do list

task initiation is a lot easier if you're not on a screen

[thethingivecometosay]

this coffee shop does vintage vibes so well

☕️🤎🍊🐕‍🦺

12.26.22 // asheville, nc

[ilostmyheartintokyo]

☀️ my week in pictures ☀️

- got the cutest "starting school bag" from a good friend for my Zweitstudium, tysm!

- selfmade Bibimbap with friends & watching Demon Slayer season 1+2

- went on campus for the first german literature courses about medieval german

- had my first dutch lesson

Not in the pictures: headaches/migraine bc of weather changes & period cramps, working at the bookstore and on translation stuff. Also some important family things, hope these are clearing up next week!

[studyingain]

˗ˏˋ February 26, 2021 : monthly divider ´ˎ˗

hello everyone! since i'm still working on my immuno notes, i decided to share here with all of you my bujo monthly divider for the month of february! ૮ ´• ﻌ •აっ♡

i'm not really into monthly dividers but i thought maybe it's the time to try something new? and i'm happy this very first try turned out really good. yey! i might be uploading some study related post in here next week, i'm just a little bit pre-occupied with my other responsibilities. anyways, how are you all getting by? i hope all of you are doing well. have a great day studynerds! ૮ฅ • ﻌ •აฅ

[thestudyingdinosaur]

i just love it when the sun finally hits my wall while i’m studying

[off-campus]

I’ve had a lot of different study places over the years, but I like my new home the most.

[studypurple]

more chemistry notes for today!! at some point this week I had a strange dream and woke up, immediately downloaded an Ebook, and starting reading it. and that's the story of how I finished a 400-page novel in one day. 😂

do you guys have any more YA book recommendations? the book I read was called "every last word" and I would really recommend it!