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this is for the girls who fight their anxiety to get their dream grades

this is for the girls with depression but are still determinated to kick ass

this is for the girls who feel lonely staying home studying on a friday night

i love you and i am rooting for you

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calculates: 

hours slept every night

total hours slept per week

your average amount of sleep

average wake up and sleep times

it also visualises your sleep pattern in a graph, ideal for use with a bullet journal and is generally useful for full on analysing your sleep habits, as opposed to just tracking them.

download here

contains printable, spreadsheet and screenshot

(available for mac only)

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How I feel when I’m trying to put together an outfit that is both professional and comfortable.  

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Don’t study because you need to. Study because knowledge is power. Study because they can never take it away from you. Study because you want to know more. Study because it enhances you. Study because it grows you.

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Make journals of:

dreams

food

finances

writing ideas

love

ideas for architects

city design ideas

beautiful and/or ugly sights

a history of one’s own writing life, written daily

reading/music/art, etc. encountered each day

rooms

elaborations on weather

people one sees-description

subway, bus, car or other trips (e.g., the same bus trip written about every day)

pleasures and/or pain

life’s everyday machinery: phones, stoves, computers, etc.

answering machine messages

round or rectangular things, other shapes

color

light

daily changes, e.g., a journal of one’s desk, table, etc.

the body and its parts

clocks/time-keeping

tenant-landlord situations

telephone calls (taped?)

skies

dangers

mail

sounds

coincidences & connections

times of solitude

Other journal ideas:

Write once a day in minute detail about one thing

Write every day at the same time, e.g. lunch poems, waking ideas, etc.

Write minimally: one line or sentence per day

Create a collaborative journal: musical notation and poetry; two writers alternating days; two writing about the same subject each day, etc.

Instead of using a book, write on paper and put it up on the wall (public journal).

and so on …

*** Bernadette Mayer is an American poet from Brooklyn. My creative writing professor shared this document with us on our first day and I just wanted to share it with more people because it has some really great ideas! I highly suggest checking out Mayer’s poetry too.

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hELLO! I’ve recently reached an incredible milestone and I’ve decided to hold a smol international giveaway as thanks to everyone who’s following me!! I hope you would all participate hehe. Do reblog and share as much as possible :)

(Also so sorry for the low quality pic :’))

There will be 2 winners and both will be receiving (equally):

- Muji a5 notebook (customisable!)

- Mildliner highlighters

- Muji 0.38 pens

- polar bear sticky tabs 

- a stack of sticky notes

- A follow from me (if i’m not following you atm)

- Maybe a new friend? ;D hmu HAHAHAHA

Rules:

1. You must be following me (@academiics). You can also check out my studygram! 2. Only reblogs are counted, likes are bookmarks.

3. Participants should be comfortable with giving out their addresses since I’ll be mailing to the winners! (But if you’re in Singapore, a meetup is possible)

4. Winners will have to respond within 24 hours or new ones will be picked!

Closing date: 21 Feb 2017 2359 UTC +8 / SGT

Announcing date: 24 Feb 2017

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more date banners!

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On a random note, I wish I had gotten into the langblr/studyblr communities back in high school or even college. While I may not always understand the tendency to gravitate towards aesthetics, it still would have given me so much support and drive that I honestly didn’t find until relatively recently. I hope y'all are out there reaching your maximum potential and learning a ton!

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If you’re a stationery lover there is no doubt that you’re always looking for new places to shop because you can never have enough notebooks or pens! Buying stationery gives us all an illusion of productivity and who isn’t willing to pay for that? I’ve complied a list of stores I’ve come across and think deserve sharing! Just to note some of these do have physical stores or only ship to certain places. I’ve tried to find out their shipping policy but be sure to double check. Anyways, here is a list of all the stores (I’ve * my faves). 

Stationery stores 

Appointed (worldwide shipping)

Amazon (international websites)

Bando (worldwide shipping)

Bloom Daily Planners (US only)

Blue Sky Planner (US only)

Bricksxcastle (worldwide shipping) [get 10% off at the check using emstudies10]

Cobbery (worldwide shipping)

Daiso (US only)

Day Designer* (US and Canada only)

Ella Iconic (worldwide shipping)

Emily Ley (worldwide shipping)

Erin Condren (worldwide shipping)

Fox and Star (worldwide shipping)

Frank Stationery (worldwide shipping)

Glam and Paper (worldwide shipping)

The Happiness Planner (worldwide shipping

Inky Co (Australian and New Zealand only)

Jo & Jody (ships to most countries)

Jot It Down* (worldwide shipping)

Kate Spade (ships to some countries)

Kawaii Pen Shop (worldwide shipping)

Kikki K* (worldwide shipping)

Knock Knock (worldwide shipping)

Leuchtturm 1917 (ships to most countries)

Little Paper Lane (Australia only)

Meggies (UK only)

Mi Goals (worldwide shipping)

Mochi Things (worldwide shipping)

Moleskine (international websites)

Mossery* (worldwide shipping)  [get 15% off at the check using emma15]

Muji* (international websites)

Notemaker (ships to most countries)

Officeworks* (Australia only)

Orenda (Australia only)

Paperchase (ships to some countries + US website)

Papier D’amour (Australia + New Zealand only)

Paperdorable (worldwide shipping)

Passion Planner (worldwide shipping)

Pepperpot (worldwide shipping)

Personal Planner (worldwide shipping)

Public Supply (worldwide shipping)

Quill London (worldwide shipping)

Raven Press Co (worldwide shipping ex. Puerto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii, or Carribbean states)

Rifle Paper Co (worldwide shipping)

Ryman (UK only)

Scratch & Jotter (Australia only)

Sessa Vee (worldwide shipping)

Staples (international websites)

Studio Stationery (worldwide shipping)

Smiggle (worldwide shipping)

Sugar Paper (worldwide shipping)

Target (international websites)

Typo (worldwide shipping)

Up & Atem (worldwide shipping)

Urban Outfitters (ships to most countries)

WHSmith (UK only)

Etsy stores

Fox and Fallow (worldwide shipping)

Karma Paper Co (ships to US and Canada - international on request)

Letter Love Designs (worldwide shipping)

Little Papeterie (worldwide shipping)

Made to Plan (worldwide shipping)

Moon Lume (worldwide shipping)

Plan Bright Planners (worldwide shipping)

SHP Planners (worldwide shipping)

She Plans (worldwide shipping)

Simply Notebooks (worldwide shipping)

Sugar and Type (worldwide shipping)

Posy Paper (worldwide shipping)

Purple Trail (ships to some countries)

If you’ve got a store you’d like to recommend don’t hesitate to message me! Hope you like this post and find some cool new stores to shop at x

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Every time

Me: so do you have any medical conditions?

Elderly lady:hm no

Patient's son: nope

Me: ok, do you take any medication?

Elderly lady: oh yes i take something for high blood pressure and for arrythmia and for my pancreas and for...

Me: so...you DO have some medical conditions

The son: well she had then for some time now

Me: thats so not the point of this conversation....but ok. So anything else? Any previous hospitalisations any operations?

Both of them: hm no

Me: ok. *starts doing physical examination* and what is that big scar you have on your stomach?

Patient: ah thats probably from that surgery when they took the cancer out

Me: *looks into the void and the void looks into me*

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11 questions

Thanks for the tag, @studyblrun :)

answer 11:

1. What are your favorite colors? Burgundy and yellow (but not together, ick). 

2. Do you have a middle name? If yes, what is it? I’d rather not share it online.

3. Favorite song atm? A silly song I made up about my cat. xD

4. Favorite holiday? Visiting New York the first time.

5. Sunset or sunrise? Sunset.

6. Favorite TV show? I recently watched Westworld and really liked it, it’s possibly my favourite at the moment.

7. Watch/play sports? Nope.

8. Play instruments? Ukulele.

9. Early bird or night owl? Night owl, although I love productive mornings on the rare occasion!

10. How tall are you? 5″2′

11. Favorite snack? Cheese and dip platter.

ask 11:

1. What is your favourite place to travel to? Or, where do you dream of traveling to?

2. Do you have any pets? If yes, what are they?

3. Favourite book you’ve read?

4. What is your favourite quote? 

5. What is your favourite purchase the past year?

6. What was/is your first job? Or what are you hoping to have as your first job?

7. Coffee or tea?

8. What is the last movie you saw?

9. Do you have any hidden talents or skills?

10. What are your top 3 goals for the year ahead?

11. What is your dream career?

tag 11:

@lovelymandarin @emmastudies @dotgrids @scholarly @cielstudies @intellectus @acadehmic  @slowtownstudies @studiants @studypetals @studyquill  

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HOW I DO WORK

open up plan, a website and app which allows you to import a google calendar, create task categories, and schedule events. it has been a lifesaver to me recently! full guide to use (x, x)

open up hemingway editor, which helps you keep good writing level, sentence clarity, active voice, and other fun stuff. I also get less distracted on this minimalist-design app.

open up google drive, or word, or whatever word processing application i am using currently. it is usually google docs. what I do, then is I outline my essay (not shown here). However, bc im a lazy peice of shit who can organize, I usually do headings and one-word sub-points. Then, i paste my work from hemingway into drive, with a text box w my header on the side (as seen in panel 3, above). I do this because i find putting the topic above the paragraph makes me confused? (idk man im strange). I keep going with this process, until all body paragraphs are done.

Then, I do the intro and conclusion because, as a shitty writer, those basically KILL ME

lastly, i print and proofread the shit out of it!

As a more math/science person than english, writing is very stressful for me. However, this method seems to work best! sorry for this short mp, i just felt like i needed to share my basic ass method with y’all.

-Jolie xx

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Basically my 2017 setup 😂

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100th POST: Doodles for your bullet journal // just in time for autumn-winter 

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