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05.12.19 // i spent all day yesterday working on a manuscript, and then i’m spending all day today working on a presentation for one of my committee members who can’t make it to the real meeting in july therefore i gotta present to him first this week, so here’s to condensing what should’ve been over 2 months of work into a few days! i hope he’s ready to see some hot hot garbage

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here comes my chemistry notes again! we got another test on tuesday. actually, i have three tests coming up. wish me luck! ʘ‿ʘ

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5.12.2019

Happy mother’s day! We bought a cake and flowers for our mom and then I spent the rest of day studying German and doing some homework.

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Sunday 24•02•19 // 1:04 pm

This was my view for the whole weekend & probably for the following weeks as well… I feel like I’m finally getting somewhere with my bachelor paper and that obviously makes me really happy and motivated to continue my research and start writing. I’m still struggling a bit with narrowing my main research question down cause every time I read a new article or chapter I get new ideas in my head. That’s a good thing tho - means I chose a good subject cause there’s so much to say about! Wish you all a great Sunday!

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exams start in 3 days. panicked and bought 12 new highlighters and a new plant (therese, she’s a legend). having a mild crisis. here are some trousers that are too big for me & some notes on stress :)

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these are so extra! but extra notes re-boost my motivation to keep on studying :) 

📝 hilroy lined paper, crayola markers, pentel energel lrn 0.5 

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05.12.19

i’ve been studying sooo much and my exams are coming oof i’m just,, tired and honestly in need of a break but i can’t stopp

just a quick happy story: a friend of mine told me he was studying but was kinda tired and couldn’t do an exercise and was thinking of stopping so he thought to himself what would yasmin do? and he kept studying!! and this is the cutest thing someone has ever said to me :))

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i’m stressed out about university choices but since today’s weather was brilliant , so maybe its all alright

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10 may 19 kinda busy next week huh

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03.05.2019 • 46/100 Days of Productivity

• went to school

• finished all my Biology homework

• did some more research for my philosophy essay about peace and war

• listened to a couple of episodes of The Wooden Spoon podcast

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Had an early start today; i am working on my notes for sociology & i have to fill out an online survey for one of my classes.

instagram: @astreazzz

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my spring semester schedule // one month in and struggling.

how i made this page — ig: @athen.us

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https://www.instagram.com/p/BtxmberB4kh/

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advice:

- don’t care about strangers judging you

- wear what you want

- make daily goals

- listen to new music

- be excited about little things

- give compliments

- try new things that scare you

- be interested in what people say

- it’s ok to be “embarrassing” and goofy

- wake up earlier

- pain isn’t permanent

- remember the wonder you had as a child

- never listen to impulsivity when you’re sad or angry

- drink water and stretch very often

- keep your belongings tidy and make your bed

- smile when you’re looking in the mirror

- have an inner monologue that deflects negative thoughts

- journal often

- always try to say yes to spending time with people u love

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april 14, 2019. 

I’m finally on spring break and it’s been quite nice so far and I’m so happy for making it through last week with all of those tests! Speaking of which, here’s some notes that I took on The Great Gatsby for the AP English test that I took! I think it’s safe to say that I definitely have very strong opinions of this book.

🎧: 8 letters - why don’t we

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[ 03.04.19 ] time is definitely being an obstacle for me this week. I can’t believe it’s wednesday already.

24/30 days of productivity