#summarizing

[latticya]

kamibaku’s first sleepover, BUT

they’re sharing a bed.

[hearty-an0n]

4:20 🙏 gay sex with dream people are being mean to tommyinnit on twitter

[stillstudyingg]

[autistic-studies]

Day 10/100 of productivity // 16 sep 2020

Day ten already! Am honestly surprised I made it this far.

Today the school photographer came and the photo itsself was okay, but the whole week I’ve been out of sorta because of the disruption. I suffered from sensory overload and the only reason I sat through all four classes was the fact that the photo would be done during my last class so I couldn’t leave. Tomorrow they’ll do the exam photo, and then I hopefully won’t ever have to do it again!

I marked today as a slow day before I even was out of bed, but I showered in the morning (which is out of my weekly routine), then was very tired again so I played animal crossing, survived the school day, broke down and later did my math and economics homework. I caught up on Wie Is De Mol and did a tiny bit of history. Summarizing takes me a lot of time but it is very effective so it’s worth it. Starting early and doing my best!

I’m discovering my dark academia side after connecting the dots between the term and the things I love which all fall under that tag. I am having a great hunting through dark academia playlists for some hidden gems. i am in easthetic heaven. Thank you to all the gods and spirits out there.

For now: Good night!

[erinbetweenstudies]

Exams are in a few weeks which means spending my weekends studying and summarizing.

[virovac]

Ableist and racist comments, even if really meant only to hurt a single target, cause “splash damage” that saying “no offense” doesn’t fix.

[prideandparchment]

11.26.2018.

44/100 days of productivity

(Now I'm sure I fucked up the counting, but whatever...)

wrote a short story (kind of) for one of my classes

read about the history of television and summarized the first few pages

cooked dinner (yummy vegan thingy)

went to the uni library (which us quite shitty to be honestt but one of my classes have been cancelled) and read about Virginia Woolf

made a study plan for the week

[the-history-geek]

Hey everyone! I study history, but this semester I have also art history (yay 🎉) The teacher is not that good unfortunately, so the main focus will be this book. Does anyone know the best way to summarize this? We do need to know things about certain paintings, but it seems only logical that we also know the bigger picture (no pun intended).