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Click for quality :)) Consider this your reminder that not everything goes to plan sometimes! Have I been trying to get two essays done this week? Yes. Have I actually managed to do them? No. Sometimes you can work and work and work and it just ain't working. Take a break and look after yourselves please!

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Click for quality :)) Well, the work starts coming and it don't stop coming...

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Click for quality :)) Does anyone else have lecturers who don't follow the normal procedure for lectures? I have this one lecturer who won't record herself, but only puts sound bites onto the PowerPoint. 'Tis very annoying.

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Click for quality :) She's only gone and done it!! Two essays in one day completed.

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Click for quality :))) AHHHHH I'm so excited!!! My college opened up the brand new library this term - they've been working on it for the last few years.

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Click for quality :) I am back in Cambridge!

It has been a long time coming, but I'm finally back at my desk in Magdalene College Cambridge. Please ignore the state of the window - I'm on the top floor and there is no way to clean the outside of them from where I am ��.

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Click for quality :) I've recently been made the CU rep for my university college! The training has been intense, but I've loved being able to dig into the Bible with others (even if over zoom).

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Hi guys! I have been absolutely flooded with work this week (two essays and who even knows how much reading), so I've dug into my camera roll and found an old picture - hope you still enjoy!

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Click for quality :) I was going through my camera roll and found this photo from last year! Not much has changed - the same desk, same laptop, same iPad, same amount of work.

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Click for quality :) Have you ever read something and understood absolutely none of it? Any solutions for how to understand it? I have to complete some reading for a class on Monday and I am so glad I started early. The article we have to read makes no sense at all - academese has really hit.

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Click for quality :) Nothing like a good bit of drama to brighten up a rainy day! I am absolutely loving these recorded Globe Theatre performances - reminds me that a play was never meant just to be read!

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Click for quality :) Another desk layout! But I got the news yesterday that my university has approved my request to return next term - hopefully I'll have some different pictures in a couple of weeks.

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I've been loving seeing all these pictures of study spaces and study layouts, so I thought I'd share my most typical one at the moment! Almost daily I have my massive Complete Works of Shakespeare on my left and my computer ready for note taking on the right. Do you guys have a specific layout you're loving at the moment?

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Click for quality :) The history plays by Shakespeare are incredible! I've never been too interested in them, always focusing on tragedies or comedies. But they're actually really enjoyable when you watch a performance on stage. If you're at university, you might be able to get access to dramaonlinelibrary.com - it's got a whole bunch of recorded performances of plays (not just Shakespeare's!). Not the same thing as a real performance, but as good as we can get right now!

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Click for quality :) Lil study hack for you guys - use comic sans when writing or planning academic work! I find it convinces myself that what I'm doing isn't vitally important (because who can take comic sans seriously) and as a result I leave all that stress and panic before I even start writing. I would highly recommend you try it if you're struggling!

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Daily reminder that no one is perfect! The longer I’m at university, the more I realise that I have so much room for improvement. 

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Click for quality :) All the study tabs! I am getting really into this book called ‘Turn-taking in Shakespeare’. If you’re interested in speaking, how we speak, how that translates into dialogue in plays, and a new take on Shakespeare, I would highly recommend it!