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I also do some drawing so check it out! 

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Really late to post on tumblr, but here’s a link to my studygram!

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2nd week // october (ft. the flower i picked right outside our door)

aka my stress week. let’s look on the bright side tho. it was a productive one. want to see how i made this spread?? check out my journal with me video!

song of the week // monday loop - tomppabeats

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Hey guys, so I’ve seen some posts around about daily routines so I thought I’d share my own. I consider myself to be great at being productive even early in the morning, and here’s how I achieve that. Hope this is helpful, and feel free to ask me questions if you have any!

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— watching; queer eye s1&2

so classes finally finished and i completed all my mock exams. as to be expected for someone who has literally NOT STUDIED all year (i’m not exaggerating) i felt like all my mocks went horrifically. lets just say the december exam results wont be repeated (for reference i got A*AAA in those mocks)

ig// mathmatcs

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Hey guys! It’s back to school time, which for a lot of us also means moving back into dorm rooms. Here’s a list of everything I’m bringing with me this year, to give you an idea of what you need! 

bedding

A lightweight quilt (I can add blankets in the winter, without having to burn up in the summer)

Two sets of twin XL sheets (one nicer set, and a $5 set for laundry day)

Two blankets (one for regular bed use, the other as an extra or for studying on the quad)

Two normal pillows (the same ones I use every night at home)

Four throw pillows (It seems like a lot, but I do a lot of studying/watching TV from bed, and they make that way easy + comfier.)

A body pillow, so I’m not rolling into the wall all the time

bath

A robe 

A sturdy shower caddy (I got a cheap one the first year, and had to replace it by fall break. shampoo bottles are heavy!)

Three towels + 10 wash cloths (they do double duty as dust rags, drying cloths, you name it)

All my usual soaps/shampoos/toiletries 

clothes

Shirts: I bring mostly plain t shirts/tank tops that can work with lots of outfits, then all the nicer “cute” shirts I have (which isn’t a lot), and then a handful of graphic t shirts. You’ll end up with a lot of free shirts, so go easy on that type. 

Pants: Five pairs of jeans (three different shades of blue denim, two black); four pairs of shorts; all the athletic shorts I own, because those are the best for really hot days/lazy days/every day, really. 

Dresses: One nice “interview” dress and three casual for class/church/hanging out. You’ll need more if you plan on rushing a sorority or working in an office with a dress code. 

Pajamas: three sleep shirts (you’ll acquire more, I promise), three pairs of sleep shorts, and two pairs long pajama pants.

Jackets: a hoodie, a denim jacket, a Patagonia pullover for now. After fall break, I’ll bring a light trench coat, and a heavier cold weather coat. 

Shoes: comfort is key! I’m packing Chaco sandals and Vans for wearing to class, a pair of nicer sandals and heels for when I want to look cute.

Rain boots and a rain coat are a life saver. I rarely use them at home, but you don’t really have the option to stay out of the rain at school. 

Definitely keep in mind your lifestyle when packing clothes! Bring what you normally wear and are comfortable in.

Also, plan on leaving clothes to bring back after break. Space is tight, so you don’t want all your winter coats in August if you can help it! Although, keep a couple out of season clothes on hand in case you get an early cold snap, or a freak warm day in February. 

study

Desk lamp

Notebooks/paper/whatever you need for clas

Bulletin board/white board

Wall calendar

Cups for pens, drawer organizers, etc

Tape – scotch and duct

Sticky notes, push pins, etc – typical desk things

storage

Ikea rolling cart (you know the one)

Plastic three-drawer organizer

Tupperware bins

Two smallish trunks (from TJ Maxx)

All go under my bed!

cleaning

Clorox wipes

Lysol (for when your roommates sick and you have three tests next week and have no time to sneeze)

Dust pan and broom

Dish soap + sponge

Tide pods (so much easier than lugging a huge bottle up the stairs)

Laundry hamper (small, or else you’ll put off doing laundry until you have zero clothes left)

Laundry bag/basket

misc.

Floor lamp (dorm lighting is depressing)

Rug (cold floors!)

Pictures and posters

A futon, fridge, coffee maker, TV – if you and your roommates decide you need them. Split up who brings what!

Board games and a deck of cards

Your favorite movies

Leave the books at home! You won’t have time to read them, and they’ll just end up collecting dust. 

My school allows you to check out things like pots and pans, vacuums, and even movies. Find out if your school does this and you may be able to knock some items off your list!

Of course, everyone is different and every school is different. Definitely do some research on your specific school and building, because what works for me might not be exactly what you need.

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7/26/18

✨I’m so behind on my math summer studying, I cry 😫😭✨

*click on the pic for better quality 🤗*

🎧 Always by Panic! At The Disco 🎧

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(day 20/100 of productivity Spring Term 🌷) When you start to map out a paper but your cat wants to cuddle. Working on this philosophy class always feels like a break from my other courses, I really enjoy the material. My controller may seem random, but I listen to spotify or youtube playlists via my xbox, so its always near me.

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Calligraphy - Place Cards

Layered place cards giving me the opportunity to play with different styles and textures 🙌🏽 

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Reading day 🌧

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today my anthro professor said something kindof really beautiful:

“you all have a little bit of ‘I want to save the world’ in you, that’s why you’re here, in college. I want you to know that it’s okay if you only save one person, and it’s okay if that person is you”

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sneak peek of my texan desk 👀 my second week of school as an exchange student starts tomorrow! my first week was great—my professors and classmates are really friendly and welcoming. now to get started on all these exercises and projects…

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me?? actually using my bujo?? with everything I’ve got going on, it’s more likely than you think 🐝

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3.02.2018 [18/100 days of productivity] Ig: hristinasview

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Websites listed are just a bunch of sites I find useful, helpful, and entertaining. Hover over the link for a short description.

For studying: Wolfram|Alpha / Cliffs Notes / Spark Notes / Khan Academy / Study Guides and Strategies / Mathway / Scholarpedia

Facts: Fact Slides / Mass Energy Scale / Why Is The Sky Blue? / Human Error / Brain Map / Here Is Today / Daily Routines / Periodic Videos

Layouts and Design: Lovely Charts / Draw / Bubbl / Printable Paper

Editing: Sumo Paint / Kleki / Creative Nerds / Pattern Library / Project 330 / Llama Font / Sketch Toy / Paletton

Writing:  ILYS / Written Kitten / Inkle Writer / One Word / Hatch’s Plot Bank / 911 Writer’s Block / Prompt Generator / Tip of My Tongue / Character Chart / Universal Etymology Dictionary / Acronym Finder / Word Frequency Counter / Polish My Writing

Language is a Virus: Writing Prompts / Cut Up Machine / Text Generators

Language: Duolingo / Live Mocha / Forvo / Hello Mylo / Digital Dialects

Online Classes: Coursera / Hogwarts Is Here / Chess Academy / Justin Guitar / How To Play Piano / Music Theory / Code Academy / MIT OpenCourseWare

The Quiet Place Project: The Quiet Place / The Thoughts Room / 90 Seconds Relaxation / The Dawn Room / It Will Be Okay / The Dreams Room (Comfort Spot)

Sounds: Rainy Mood / Sound Drown / Nature Sounds / Coffitivity / Simply Rain / Soft Murmur / My Instants

Feel better: Fatal to the Flesh / Emergency Compliment / Gives Me Hope / Make Everything OK / The Nicest Place on the Internet / Love For The Elderly / Butter Up / Am I Awesome?

To keep you calm: Calm / Stress Analyst / Do Nothing for 2 Minutes / Chillouts / Rainy Day Simulator

To keep you distracted: This Is Sand / Silk / Imagination / Planetarium / Bouncy Balls / Anasomnia / Tentacles / Fractal Gears / 360 Aurora Borealis / Pollock

When you need someone to talk to: Survivors Chat / Anxiety Space / Mental Health Chat Rooms / Blah Therapy / Crisis Chat

Feeling Nostalgic?: Nick Reboot / Snes Fun / Classic Games Arcade / My 70s TV / My 80s TV / My 90s TV / AOL Dial Up / Pica Pic / YTTM

Music: Chordify / Key Chords / Trntbl / Singing Horses / Cmd / Drinkify / Wub Machine / Stereomood / Every Noise At Once / Jukebox Time Machine / Party Cloud / Muszc / Midomi / The Infinite Jukebox / Unhear It / Musicovery

Movies: Run Pee / Quotacle / Movie Body Counts / After Credits / Does The Dog Die?

Personality Tests: Jung Typology Test / Color Quiz / 16 Personalities

Cooking: All Recipes / Start Cooking / Egg Watchers

Animal Related: Cat Like Icon Maker / Shelter Pups / Put You In A Better Mood / Bee Dogs / Gruntle

Translators: Morse Code Translator / Binary Translator / Mayan Glyphs Translator / Bad Translator / R2D2 Translator / Drunk Post Translator

Can’t decide?: Random / Yes, No, Maybe / Just Flip A Coin / WhereTF Should I Go To Eat / WhereTF Should I Go To Drink

Others: Realtime World Statistics / Similar Sites / Pointless Sites / The Useless Web / Read Any Book / Time To Sleep? / Pizzarithmetic / Shady URL / Future Me / Shut Up And Take My Money / Instructables / Taste Kid 

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{ 13-04-18 } 92/100 days of productivity

t-32 days until I never have to do biology revision again lol also currently listening to bazzi’s new album ‘cosmic’!!!

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i made a flow chart for organic chemistry topics today!! it isn’t complete but i tried my best! (๑￫ܫ￩)