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Hi guys.

I haven't been very active on this blog at all but I just wanted to say that I miss all of my fellow bowie lovers... And I miss the great starman himself so much... I hope all of you are doing alright. If any of you need to talk, I'm right here. Not a day goes by that I don't think of David. You are very missed. ❤️

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i’ve waited all year to post this

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me watching shows alone: tears up at every little thing, cries at every death & the climax of every arc, is generally very gay and emotional

me watching shows around other people: never cries, makes bad jokes and smart ass comments the entire time

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You don’t meet people by accident.

(via staystrong2468)

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do you ever see a photograph of someone really attractive from like the 1800s and you suddenly get pissed because they’ve been dead for like 200 years and you probably don’t have a chance with them

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Random Links for Students

Learn math

Workout videos

Study music

Search engine that donates money to charity

Store where everything’s a dollar

Spanish language music

Feeling sad?

Modern summaries of classic literature

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School is coming (or here), and we are all going to try our best, okay? I know school is difficult, especially since a lot of us have mental illnesses and disabilities, so I’ve included some things to help with your mental health. I’ve also included lots of my own personal tips. Enjoy! Do well, my sweethearts!

Getting Ready

Supplies List for High School

College Packing List

Incoming Ninth Graders

Organize!

If you don’t have the money for a planner (which you need!!!) use google calendars or download this handy-dandy Passion Planner.

Try to talk to your teachers before class and make a connection with them; it makes them value you, and it makes them less scary.

Get separate binders for all of your subjects, or consolidate them all into one big binder. Be sure to know what your teacher wants beforehand though: some teachers grade your binder on organization. Here’s how.

Organize your locker.

Succeed!

Goals, Goals, Goals: Write them down and tell people your goals.

Make a To-Do List

Make a Schedule

How To Get Good Grades

How To Be a Straight A Student

Doing Homework

Sleep. You need sleep to function. Once it’s midnight or earlier, you’d better turn of that computer or phone and snuggle up.

Classes

How to Take Notes: Cornell Style

Graph Lines Easily

Chemical Equations

Khan Academy (great for math)

John Green’s Crash Courses (English and History are the best.)

If you need a math problem calculated, remember that if you type it into Google, it can do it for you! However, make sure you learn how to do the problem afterward.

The AP Website

Plagiarism Checker

A Paper Grading Site

Make a Citation

Rae’s Guide to Writing a Paper

Choose your topic: go for the ones you know will have lots of information.

Read, take notes, and write down the source and page number for everything. If you use the internet, use databases and NOT Wikipedia.

Teachers hate Wikipedia. It’s useful to familiarize yourself with the topic, but don’t take notes on it or use it as a source. However, scroll down to where Wikipedia cites its sources. There’s often great stuff down there you can use.

Begin to form opinions on your topic and use mind mapping to expand on them. These opinions will form your thesis.

How to Write a Thesis: [opinion] because [supporting evidence]. Go over your thesis with your teacher; they can offer you suggestions.

Research more on your thesis. Find supporting evidence and the supporting evidence for the supporting evidence.

How to Outline

How to Write: Go straight from your outline.

How to Make a Bibliography: MLA, APA, and Chicago styles

Editing and Proofreading: Start with the big stuff, then the little stuff like grammar. Make structural changes first.

Remember to check the rules for the paper and standard conventions.

Study Help

How To Study

Make a Study Guide

Study Playlists

If you listen to music, make sure there’s no voices. Choose instrumental stuff, it’ll help you focus more.

For finals, make a study binder: get a binder and put all the things you must study in it.

Mental Health

Animal Live Cams

Funny Photos

Getting Mental Help

Relieving Stress

Do I have depression? (Remember, depression is not so much sadness but inertia. It’s a lack of energy, more than anything.)

Do I have anxiety?

Do I have a learning disorder?

If you are feeling badly, please reach out to others. Someone always cares, even if it’s a stranger.

Getting Into College

GPA Calculator

The SAT

The ACT

Making A High School Resume

Getting Into College

College Applications

Writing a College Essay

Phew! That took a while to compile. If any links don’t work or you have further questions, please go to my mail box. Thank you, and I hope you do awesome!

Go get ‘em! You can be great!

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It’s basically back to school season, aka thriving time for studyblrs :P So here’s a masterpost for all you lovelies <3. Have a fabulous school year!

Supplies:

Awesome website for cheap notebooks, stationery, and pens

Awesome website for pencil cases (a little pricier though)

My favorite highlighters in this universe

Website with pretty nice basics but a great cause

Resources:

Quizlet

StudyBlue (Tbh I like this 100 times more than quizlet)

Khan Academy (single handedly got me through physics)

Free online courses

Organization:

Easy to use Task Manager

Calendar made for student scheduling

To Do List

Studying Music:

Tbh my personal favorite, Spotify

Rain sounds

Coffehouse Sounds

Get Work Done

9 Hours of Rain On A Tent

Rainforest Sounds

Studying At Hogwarts (LOVE!!)

English:

For citations

Checks your writing for you (I seriously love this one)

Plagiarism Checker

For when you have a word at the tip of your tongue

Advice for writing a personal statement

Guide for writing a well structured essay

Lab report How-To

Essay Writing: Step By Step Guide

History:

AP World History Masterpost

Math:

Solves math problems for you

Online graphing calculator

Mental health/ Stress:

10 Tips to deal with daily stress

How to deal with stress and be happier

Get A Hug (GUYS I LOVE THIS ONE SO MUCH OMG)

Play with sand (this is really calming if you feel annoyed or just need a calming break)

Drown out noise, or down out silence

Calming yoga poses

These are just a few of the many many resources available out there. My biggest tip for the upcoming schoolyear, whether you’re going into your first year of high school or your senior year of college, is to

take things step by step

keep perspective

remember that your wellbeing is ALWAYS a priority

always take advantage of an opportunity to learn and grow

love yourself and your life, even when the school year gets tough

Love you all, keep on keeping on!

– Study-inspo

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Lmao he better not flatter himself. No girl will wanna be with a stupid ass like him anyway

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