#lazycatstudies

[icecreamsoftie]

08.07.21

Maybe, just maybe math and I share an enemies to lovers kinda story <3

[a-string-of-coloured-beads]

Still working through this book - now all I need is a French podcast I'll actually enjoy. I always find myself listening to the first episode but never getting invested, so just forgetting about it. If anyone has any recommendations (intermediate level!) please drop them in the tags!

Working on plants (it's a love hate relationship between me and these pesky photosynthesisers) in preparation for my exams...which are starting in less than three months!

Also, very late, but my reading for February was (only 1 article, whoops!):

Books:

The Girl With The Louding Voice - Abi Daré. Loved this book; I cried about ten times reading this, and it was so beautifully written. The War Doctor - David Nott. It wasn't my favourite book, but it was interesting. Welcome To Lagos - Chibundu Onuzo. If you want lifelike, vibrant characters and moral dilemmas, I would definitely recommend. Six of Crows - Leigh Bardugo. Yes, I'm sorry I'm only reading this now. It was good...but the cliffhanger! Breasts and Eggs - Mieko Kawakami. It's not what I was expecting when I picked up the book, but I found it really thought provoking and I did love reading it, so I wasn't disappointed at all.

Article:

How Women Are Remaking Rwanda - National Geographic

[lazy-cat-studies]

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[icecreamsoftie]

16.06.21

done w my accounts class, hopefully today shall be productive! Have a lovely day y'all mwah <33

[icecreamsoftie]

02.07.21

do you have a specific goal for this summer? Yes! My main goal is to start exercising and getting stronger physically. However I'm hoping to learn how to draw too :')

tip: add stuff you love to do to your to do list, because they are just as important and it helps, a lot! (tried to draw a girl's side profile, erased some of the sketch lines only to make it look like eReN yEaGer)