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September 26. 2022:

Finally getting back into studying. The past week was rough. After scoring low on a practice test I had crippling anxiety and doubts and it took a whole week to snap back into reality. What I tried to do instead was focus on other application material i.e. personal statement. I'm happy to say I think it's 90% ready.

Yes I also changed my desk setup and got an iMac. It's still WIP.

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september 16, '22: preparing worksheets for my students, while also getting through my novel//

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gentle whispers of the September rain, acquiring dusty, second hand books that will fill all the autumn’s gloomy evenings and walking under umbrella around my campus whenever I can. 🕰🧦☕️

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— early mornings wandering the shelves of what was most beloved

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march 25th, 2021 | the only good thing in my life right now is the current state of my desk

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today‘s space ➰

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Another Sunday study session on zoom 👩🏻‍💻

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Ahem

✨ROUGH DAY CHAPTER 18 WILL DROP ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 AT 10:00PM EST✨

galina

Lately I can’t stop reading, thinking, obsessing, about love. As a theoretical exercise: what is this thing which has no intention, no obvious purpose, no end towards which a process inevitably, predictably unfolds? A feeling which, like all aesthetic experience, is not general – it is particular to each instance, originating out of a singular sensational body, evoking a response which betrays pleasure and displeasure, desire, want, colour. What is the house that love built made of, made for? I don’t think I make sense about half of the time in my writing but I can’t stop circling back to this idea at the moment, maybe there’s something in it that I haven’t yet connected up in my mind

sadcypher

hiya! wrapping up another horrible week but at this point im pretty used to it. uni is beautiful/horrible.

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more screenplay notes i took last night, plus the book i haven’t been able to put down since i got it. it’s all about the women rulers of ancient egypt and it’s beyond fascinating. i’m really itching to read a fiction book after i’m done (obviously this one is nonfiction) so if you have any recommendations, let me know!

latinandlattes

21.01.24 || New year, same old me with the pics from my study abroad two years ago. Where does the time go?

Term started late this year due to covid, but classes finally started last week. I’m taking three language courses and am in absolute heaven right now. I feel like I finally have the time to focus on the smallest details of Greek and Latin and can nerd out over grammar constructions with my professors. Maybe teaching a language is my true calling, since I’m at my happiest in a language class.

Also lerne ich Deutsch und lese Der Kleine Prinz. Wo sind die Deutschsprache studyblrs?