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ap environmental science | 9월 26일

i’m so tired. i nearly fell asleep and fell from my chair during first period

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17.10.2019 | today marks the one hundreth anniversary of my uni’s french studies institute and to celebrate they gave us a longer weekend, so of course i had to make banana pancakes

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https://www.instagram.com/p/BTJphb0jKeX/

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Details of Vengence is Sworn, 1851, by Francesco Hayez (1791-1882)

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"I would not think to touch the sky

with two arms"

- If Not, Winter : Fragments of Sappho (transl. Anne Carson)

ig: klassicstudent

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The Suffolk Tudor home of Susan Ownes and Stephen Calloway. Photo by Christopher Horwood

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When your head hits the pillow tonight, remind yourself that you’ve done a good job. You are headed down your path at your own pace, and with every obstacle you are trying your utmost best. Be patient with yourself, and remember that big things are achieved not all at once, but one day at a time.

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Flexible Time Blocking: A More Breathable Way to Get Things Done

I’ve met a lot of people who struggle with sticking to a schedule - myself included - so here’s one way you can get things done without restricting your spontaneity.

Linked: The ABCDE Method: Accomplish Tasks More Efficiently

Hope this helps!

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notes for days / inspo: studyquill

insta, youtube

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Please, please, please don’t ever let yourself believe that you don’t matter or that the people in your life would be better off without you. You’re so much more loved, so much more valued than you know. Your existence matters and the people in your life are lucky to know you. Don’t forget that.

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Dark Academic Reminders

Please rest. The moonlight will always await your gaze, and even the poet’s dusk recedes in and out of our dreamlike realm. 

If you didn’t achieve the grade you had desired, please remember that it is okay and you can and will try again. Savour a perfumed kiss from your favourite black tea or coffee, settle in your favourite secluded spot on the campus courtyard, breathe in the crisp air, and try again. 

You don’t need to possess a luxurious collection of vintage clothing. Your treasured oxford blouse will do, as it rises and falls with the autumn wind on your walk past the window of the used antique bookstore. The tweed blazer that you adorn each day is filled with your own secret history; memories of sitting in your favourite lecture while rain fell outside the window. 

Remember why you are here and don’t belittle your own achievements. You are now another face of your library’s labyrinth, another soul who has sworn fealty to hidden knowledge, and another academic who has found their place in the fresh parchment with your ink stained hands and morbid curiosity. 

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Misty Edinburgh in Scotland

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Actually had a productive day at the library going through my materials and writing notes on Mary Shelley

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Stop regretting the past. Stop dwelling on all of the chances you wish you took and the moments when wish you kept quiet. All of the first kisses you were too afraid to lean into, all of the 5 seconds of no-fear that you never had. For whatever reason, you made the choices you made and they’ve shaped you into who you are today. You did what you thought was right. You did what you had to do to make it to where you are today. Don’t look back in sorrow. Do not lament. Simply let it be and look forward into your infinite future. You are doing so great.

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26 / 100 days of productivity

I had class in the morning, followed by a fascinating talk on mutinies in west African militaries. We're due to be hit by a storm tomorrow, and I'm looking forward to curling up with my work (Rousseau and a grant application)