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13.04.21
Uni started again yesterday and I'm starting the new semester with sticky notes and wash tape. After mi in into a new room in february I feel so much better and during the semester holidays I actually looked forward to uni. It's not that stressful yet but I think it will change quickly. But unzil then I enjoy the peace.
tag your vibe
days of the week;
monday: snoozing your alarm clock, navy, seeing the moon in the morning, vanilla ice cream, writing poetry, blurry photographs, windswept hair, iced coffee
tuesday: seeing a cat on the street, a light rain shower, untied shoelaces, indistinct music from someone else’s earphones, empty coffee shops, denim jackets, long train rides
wednesday: pastel highlighters, drinking water, group laughter, plucking daisy petals, floral scents, counting down to a birthday, peonies
thursday: old books, a downpour, telling the truth, comfortable silence, hand holding, wrapping a gift, the smell of leather, reminiscence
friday: neon lights, sweet cravings, a little bit drunk, falling in love with a stranger, remembering your dreams, cherry red, late night showers, desserts at midnight
saturday: watering plants, childhood cartoons, a bowl of cereal, meeting someone new, waking up early and laying in bed, spontaneous plans, sitting on a rooftop
sunday: strawberry smoothies, golden hour, a soft feeling of wistfulness, lazy afternoons, 4pm naps, lofi mixes, deja vu, long daydreams, lighting sparklers
take me back to a peaceful sunday spent eating pancakes and journaling please
finishing up last week's spread! as you can see, my desk gets extremely messy while i'm journaling.
Abbaye de Beauport, Paimpol France.
Anti anxiety.
I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THAT CAT ONE FOREVER
So mesmerized
The cat
Hey my followers with anxiety here’s some things that might help.
this for my followers with anxiety 🥺 i hope this helps
This does help! Thank you!
R e b l o g
@greekgrad07 maybe this helps, take care ❤️
Carolyn | theslowtraveler
my study space got an upgrade
adult life is truly just thinking “I NEED TO CLEAN” while dealing with the 17 other things that have a hard deadline
Latin American dark academia post because,yes.
Latin American Dark Academia things:
Pan dulce and coffee in the mornings while you read
Drinking horchata/Jamaica while studying on a hot day
Studying at the kitchen table while the spices from your mom’s cooking fills the air and your nostrils.
Salsa with every meal
Flower in braided up hair/flower crowns (bonus pts if it’s Frida Khalo style)
Reading Frida Khalo
Reading Juan Rulfo
Reading Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Flipping tortillas with your bare hands (it takes precision)
Music/radio on around the house all. the. time. and being able to concentrate despite the noise
Translating for your parents
Translating for other people in random public places
I spent a fraction of my life trying to hide my Latin heritage to try to “fit in” with my American peers. I’m glad I grew out of that phase because I truly love my culture.
***This is mostly Mexican themed because that is where my family is from, but I hope other Latin Americans can relate to some and are encouraged to add their own Latin American dark academia things!:)
I was thinking about how Tumblr needs more Latin Academia content overall! ((Also, it’s Hispanic Heritage month!) I’m not Mexican, but I can relate to a lot of those because I adore Mexican culture [the music, the food (Pedro Infante?! Lola Beltran?!), the DDM holiday!~ and who doesn’t love some horchata?] I will add some bits I could think of from my background (lots of Cuban and Nicaraguan stuff below)
- the heavy smell of garlic in the kitchen that means something good is cooking
- salsa/chimole stains on pages because you’re reading or writing at the same time as you’re eating
- drinking cacao in the mornings
- while reading RubĂ©n DarĂo or JosĂ© MartĂ
- and staying up until the dark hours of the night playing domino
- needing to be outdoors and connect with nature
- knowing at least one person who practices santeria
~Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!~
Moon in the Clouds, Cernuschi Museum
Suzuki Shonen (Japan,1849-1918)Â
Adolphe Jourdan - 1825/1889 - França.Â
 Boulter’s Lock Sunday Afternoon, 1895 by Edward John Gregory (English, 1850–1909)
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Practicing and Researching Magic with ADHD
Is really hard Thats why I’m here to give some tips to my ND friends bouncing off the walls about 9 different things at any given moment Here are some tips I’ve found that really help me in both practice and research Set a timer: This is a really good tool for executive dysfunction, which is common in people with ADHD. If I set a 30 minute or 1 hour timer, and dedicate that time to research and then tell myself “Oh shit, I only have 30 minutes to research! I better get going!” that keeps the act of researching fresh and interesting, while also doing that thing where it feels really last minute and I go into hyperfocus GetShitDone mode. Once the timer is up, I stop. I let my mind wander and do its thing. Watch a random YouTube video, go down a rabbit hole. And then if I still feel the itch, I set another timer and research again! Though its always important to give yourself a break, so you don’t burn yourself out Try to do something magic related every day: This is a bit of a point of contention. For one, this doesn’t mean that you should try to make mundane things magic. I already have a post about that here . I mean you should research or create. Read something, carve something, craft something, make something with magical intent. Forming routines is really difficult for people with ADHD because ADHD is a mismanagement of dopamine production in the brain. We do not get rewarded for repeated tasks like NT people do. Instead, our brain just goes “what the fuck are you doing? here’s the Top Ten Other Things You Could Be Doing” so if you can really will yourself into the act of putting in a routine, eventually it’ll just feel wrong not to do it. Like a part of your day isn’t complete. For me, this is my nightly prayer ceremony (or Hearthcult for my heathens out there.) Even if I’ve come up with a reason not to do it (classic executive dysfunction tactic) I usually end up doing it anyway, because it just feels wrong not to Coffee is your best friend: If you’re like me and you don’t currently have access to meds, coffee is your absolute best friend. Caffeine is a stimulant that works wonders on helping you feel good about doing something. It makes experiencing existence so much easier, and it makes things like research and mundane tasks enjoyable! While it won’t stop your mind bouncing from one corner of the room to the other, you will be much more productive when it comes to doing things you want to get done. It kinda just shoved executive dysfunction into a box for a little bit and makes you feel good about it. Fair warning though, make sure you hydrate. Caffeine, especially coffee, is a diuretic and will dehydrate you very quickly. So like, drink water or whatever Force yourself to go outside: A huge part of witchcraft (especially tradcraft) is going outside into nature, getting dirty, getting messy, getting to know the land and its spirit. If you force yourself to go outside, I promise that your ADHD brain will love the stimuli. And I don’t just mean going and walking down the street. Go on a hike. Get sweaty. Get gross. Breathe heavily. Feel your blood pump. ADHD brains like to be active. Hiking for me has also shown to be an almost trance like process. There’s a certain zone you enter when you’re walking up the mountain. Its a focus like no other. Those are my tips. Do with them what you will. Hopefully this helps some!Â
None of these work for me personally; I found about a year ago that I actually work better whenever I allow myself to get distracted, so long as I have other easy, immediate projects that I can bounce to, or a great interest in what I’m doing. But these are honestly good building tips to try out- because you never know. They might help you.
Honestly, a lot of being ADHD with a major area of study that needs to be done? Is finding the way your brain works- and then learning to work with it instead of it constantly working against you.Â
This is also really great advice! ADHD brains like to move from one thing to the next. So if you have multiple projects, with varying levels of difficulty and interest, you’ll have an easier time getting done what you wanna get done. Very good addition, huge appreciate!!!
the coast of Washington, seeing and feeling the Pacific Ocean for the first time…. what a dream come true!
