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August 27th, 2024

Had the worst headache in years yesterday night and today I'm feeling low. Got some things done but I'm mainly sitting around getting sucked in by my phone. I hope this changes soon.

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september isn’t quite septembering for me just yet

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most of today was taken up by training for my job at my university, but i found some time to work on my paper that i most recently got feedback for. also shoutout to one of my apartment mates for letting me read parts of my paper to them.

sometimes i need someone who isn’t super into philosophy to read my work because sometimes i write something that only makes sense to me !

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sleepy moody romantic afternoon work sesh

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Went the cutest coffee shop to console myself for the Berkeley Law rejection & ended up finishing a whole week of work

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Going aight

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Going aight

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Happy lil splash of colour in my life. 🍊🧡

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life lately has been full of lesson planning, studying german and spending time with beloved ones. i’m so glad for the peace i have. 🌸

🎧 django by ateez

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today has not been a very productive day but it’s okay. we need to be gentle with ourselves more often <3

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a large part of my work process is spent doing mindless things like reading novels and watching youtube videos and going to the gym but while im doing that a part of my brain is developing the perfect argument structure for my paper until it's all done and i just have to write it down. it's like a bread dough that needs proving time. sure i could spend all that time staring at a blank word doc doing my thinking but why would i when this has proven far more efficient

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So much to revise for in so little time… I’ve started drinking coffee after a hiatus of 2 years, and hopefully I won’t get addicted to it again!

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I love getting the highest grades in class.

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makes a to do list. gets too stressed to start on it before it’s waaaaay to late (ohno!!)

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