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Edinburgh, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

rosieandthemoon

St. Mary’s ruins in Wales

princessaninhas

toastbutteregg

does duolingo offer a course on this?

sixpenceee

It’s about time you learn this.

treesfellstill

I fuckin knew it.

hopekore

then EXPLAIN jack and jill

eggsaucedead

gothhabiba

ah yes, my favourite foreign language feel, “I know what all of those words mean individually but not together like that”

wunderhorntanz

not to forget its twin “i know (roughly) what you’re saying, but what are those words?”

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Plus the secret triplet “I managed to get your drift but I don’t know how to answer you”.

cloudyco

me: ooh, what if I added a language course this semester?? how fun would that be??

the part of my brain that actually has to do the work that my dumb overeager ass assigns myself:

ggsstudies

hey! hey you

yeah you!

quit scrolling through tumblr.

go do the thing you’re supposed to be doing whether that be finishing an assignment, making your bed, working out, or anything else.

quit procrastinating. let this be your motivation. trust me, you won’t regret it after you get that think that’s looming over your head done.

ok now go do it

xo- gg

yourcoffeeguru

minijournals

some thoughts:: you need to try things out. if you’re not sure what you want to do with your life, just try something. maybe you like yoga. or rock collecting. or playing video games for hours and hours. cool. make that work to your advantage. film a video of your yoga techniques, or explaining your rock collection. you may be able to attract an audience who likes those things as well. take courses in video game design. apply for an internship or ask to volunteer at a museum that does research in rocks and fossils, or at companies that produce video games.

or maybe you’re not sure about what you really like. that’s okay too. try something. find a course in coding. you may find that you like building things. eventually you can search for a job in tech. buy a cheap, used guitar. you may find that you love playing. eventually you can find a local community group that plays music and ask to join them. you may make connections there that can lead you to a cool job in the music industry.

see what I’m saying? you just need to try things. I saw a quote once that says something like “don’t wait for inspiration - it will come to you while you’re working”.