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[studywithvictory]

24 Sept. 2024 | 1/100 Days of Productivity

hello again everyone! im happy to share that i was accepted into university of washington im officially a candidate for a doctorate in pharmacy! i'll be back to posting here... hopefully twice weekly minimum. :)

📝 Today's Tasks:

hep b titer

go to the gym

finish unpacking

post a printable

✔️ What I accomplished:

survived 2 hour long public transit for the first time (seattle is a different beast from bellingham fr)

completed a 20 min mile walk (without crying for my inhaler or stopping)

asked for help removing a LARGE beetle from my personal items while at the gym (goodbye social anxiety, i am cured)

passed my BLS course!

💡 Thoughts/Reflection:

im SO proud of how far i've gotten mentally, physically, and academically. my anxiety/depression is so much more controlled than it was in HS. im finally able to walk a mile again without having an asthma attack. im so close to my goal of becoming a pharmacist. 4 more years to go!

✨ Motivation for tomorrow:

"Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out." – Robert Collier

📚 Study resources/tools:

i just posted a printable for collecting contact info from group members! i remember when i had used a printable on here for that... it was the coolest thing and it made me feel like an organized person -- so i want to share that feeling with others :)

Mood: 😊| SOTD: Clean (Taylor's Version)

[archacovercosine]

Reverse pomodoro gang rise up

[ivettel]

an ongoing collection

[belovedapollo]

I need more notebooks, more books and more hours in the day 🖊️ reblog is ok, don’t repost/use

[discoursets]

day at the flea market! 🩶

[amynessblog]

studying for my history exam ⚜️

[bookspinesandspectacles]

✧ 10.03.24 ✧

I always love exploring new bookstores, even though the temptation to buy everything is very hard to avoid. This store is the real life version of the bookstore x cafe x flowershop trope, I definitely recommend 🤍

[teamedstud]

16.08.2023

I mean, i was supposed to study ( Gucci had other plans in mind). 🐾💤

[wonderfulwonderholic]

Still not feeling like a person today but I absolutely MUST finish my Intro to Group Work midterm paper. Idk how I’m going to get it done but I gotta try ✌️✌️

[archacovercosine]

building up a parasocial relationship with the guy whose nonlinear optics lectures I'm binging for my exam

[koreanling]

Korean Body Vocab

Head Vocab

머리: head 머리카락: hair 귀: ear 얼굴: face 눈: eye 눈썹: eyebrow 코: nose 입: mouth 입술: lips 목: neck

머리가 아파요: My head hurts. 귀가 큰 고양이는 말썽꾸러에요: A cat with big ears is a troublemaker. 그는 파란색 눈을 있다: They have blue eyes.

Torso Vocab

가슴: chest (everyday word) 유방: chest (more medical) 갈비뼈: Rib 등: back 몸통: torso 배: stomach 옆구리: side 허리: waist/lower back 골반: pelvis 몸: body 신체: body (more formal, Sino-Korean (身體) 몸 which is native) 뒤: back/behind 앞: front

강아지는 등에 누워 있어요: The puppy is lying on their back. 효과적인 가슴 운동 루틴을 알려드릴게요: I’ll tell you an effective chest exercise routine.

Arm Vocab

어깨: shoulder 팔: arm 겨드랑이: armpit 팔꿈치: elbow 손: hand 손목: wrist (lit: hand neck) 손바닥: palm 손가락: finger 손톱: fingernail 엄지: thumb

우리 여자친구와 손을 잡고 싶어: I want to hold my girlfriend’s hand. 어깨넓이 몇이길래?: What’s your shoulder width?

Leg Vocab

엉덩이: butt 다리: leg 허벅지: thigh 무릎: knee 정강이: shin 종아리: calf 발목: ankle (lit: foot neck) 발: foot 발가락: toe 발톱: toenail 발바닥: sole (of the foot)

그는 갑자기 다리에 쥐가 났어요: He suddenly got a leg cramp. 발가락 부딪혔을때 아팠에요: It hurt when I hit my toe.

[ivettel]

starting with a bang entering with drama et cetera

[belovedapollo]

archive of my mind 🌙 reblog is ok, don’t repost/use

[discoursets]

At the local art store. 🕯️

[oshistudy]

🫧🧋 movie recommendation for N4~N3 japanese learners: サイダーのように言葉が湧き上がる

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are you looking for a movie to get you into watching more japanese content? i think 「サイダーのように言葉が湧き上がる」 or "Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop" is a great contender!

"Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop is a sweet and vibrant film about human connection and the way music and words can tie us to each other across years, across insecurities, and more." -- review by kate sanchez on rotten tomatoes

🧋

i personally found this movie very easy to sit through, the language is quite casual and simple to interpret for things i didn't understand. i would think this would also be easy for those who are N4 or starting to study for N3. on top of that its a very fun movie to sit through!

the only problem i had is that one of the movie's main characters, cherry, is a haiku poet, therefore the movie includes various haiku poems. personally i had some trouble understanding them so i had to turn english subtitles back on for them. they actually don't happen very often though!

words bubble up like soda pop is a cute love story available on netflix, perfect for japanese learners to start watching more japanese movies and shows!! if you have already watched the movie, i'd love to know ur thoughts~ and if not i hope this recommendation fits for you >_<

[studteaousdocumentations]

My local library gives away donated books (and CDs and magazines) every first Saturday of the month. $2 for every bag you jam full of books.

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◇ Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Novels and Stories Vol. 1

- I got this one because (1) it's Sherlock Holmes and (2) one of my younger friends got me into Sherlock.

◇ Frankenstein

- My Senior english class read Into the Wild instead of Frankenstein, but my friends in other classes really liked it.

◇ The Picture of Dorian Gray

- rec from a friend. I also want to eventually read Maurice and The Talented Mr. Ripley.

◇ The Library of Greek Mythology

- its greek mythos

◇ ZYZZYVA: Vol. XXV11 NO. 93 Winter 2011

- my favorite part of english class was reading random short stories so...

◇ Ella Fitzgerald sings: the Rodgers and Hart Song Book

- her voice is angelic.

◇ Ells Fitzgerald: Ella at juan-les-pins

◇ The World of the Symphony

- I like listening to classical music while I drive.

◆ Best American Short Stories 2006

◆ Caraval

- who doesn't love a good YA novel?

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2 books from the gift shop for $1.50 and 5 books + 14 CDs for $2.00, all for a whopping total of $3.50.