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new journal for the month ahead 🌿 somehow my goals turn into self-care tips: make art • seek silence • go to where the flowers are 🌿 insta 🌿
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“the struggle ends when the gratitude begins.”
last week’s bujo spread – more flowers and even more gratitude 🌿
May 21st, 2016
Since I’ve been using a bullet journal for several months now, I thought it would be a good idea to show you what mine looks like. In my bullet journal, there are three main things: 1) monthly calendar 2) weekly spread 3) habit tracker.
Monthly Calendar
I usually make this in the last week of the previous month. In the first column, I write the day of the week. In the second column, I write the date (ex: the 15th) and then I write down events that are going to happen on certain days. If there are two events in the same day, I separate them by writing “//”. I always have a post-it note bookmarking the page so I can easily flip back to it if I need to.
Weekly Spread
At the top of my weekly spread, I always write the week and the month. Each month is written in a different way. For may, I’ve drawn it with two laurel leaves around it. Then below that, I write down my weekly to-do list. I put down things that don’t have a specific deadline in this list such as an ongoing project. I usually plan out what I want to do the next day the day before and I leave a space between two dates.
Habit Tracker
For my habit tracker, I turn my bullet journal. This allows me to write in as many dates as possible, saving myself space. On the left, I have the habits I want to track such as playing piano or getting enough sleep. On the top, I have the dates and their corresponding day of the week. If I did one of the habits, I fill in the box. If I didn’t, I leave it blank.
For my bullet journal, I use the black pen shown above. I’ve tried different pen colors and I’ve come to the conclusion that I prefer using a black one. I know that my bullet journal may not be as colorful or decorated as others, but I prefer it that way. If I used stickers and washi tape, I feel like my bullet journal would become very thick and I like a notebook that closes easily.
Their textbook had a part about texting abbreviations so i asked my middle schoolers to teach me some Korean ones. Here are the interesting ones I’ve collected that I didn’t know before. I couldn’t get more because that’s when i was hospitalized but here’s the best from the classes i did teach:
버카충 - charging your bus card (버스 카드 충전)
세젤예/세젤귀- most beautiful/cutest in the world ( 세상에 제일 예쁜/귀여운)
낄끼빠빠 - Know when to get involved and when to stay out of it AKA have some nunchi bitch (낄때 끼고 빠질때 빠 져라)
셤- test (시험)
아점 - brunch (아침겸점심)
걸크러쉬 - badass girl who will crush you / strong type
생선 - bday gift (생일 선물)
존못 - freaking/fucking ugly (존나 못생겼다)
존잘 - freaking/fucking handsome (존나 잘생겼다)

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My recommendations to learn Korean
I DO NOT recommend remembering words in Korean when you first start, because it will mess you up. When you feel like you’re done with the Korean alphabets, I suggest learning things like numbers, seasons, days or months. If you are done with that and are ready to upgrade a bit, I suggest learning how to structure a sentence. Learning how to structure a sentence before learning words and trying to make sentences with them is the key to understanding how the korean language works. Of course, like any other languages, there are traps. A good site would definitely be Talk To Me In Korean, it helped me a LOT! Learning simple sentences like: 오늘 학교에 갔다(Today I went to school) or 오늘 사과를 먹었다 (Today I ate an apple) and understanding why these sentences were written that way will help you understand and create more complex and full sentences. Then, naturally, you will start remembering words. Repeating words or sentences out loud regularly will help you memorize and remember things. Writing them down over and over again too. Also, for example you say something like: I think I forgot my popcorn in the microwave, ask yourself how would you say this in Korean. Try to convert your daily english conversations in Korean, it will help you learn new words and you’ll be a step closer to fluency! :)
Korean Word of the Day
빛 = light, color
빛나다 = shine
빛내다 = make shine, bring glory to
달빛 = moonlight
별빛 = starlight
햇빛 = sunlight
빛깔 = color
눈빛 = eye color, expression in one’s eyes
사진: Greenwood’s on Green Street, Roswell
Korean Word of the Day
보다 = see, look
쉬워보이다 = seem easy
얼핏보다 = have a quick glance
쳐다보다 = look upward, stare
바라보다 = look at, gaze
째려보다 = give a severe look
노려보다 = glare at
돌아보다 = look back
몰라보다 = fail to recognize
잘못보다 = mistake one thing for another, misjudge
내다보다 = look out, look ahead
지켜보다 = watch intently
엿보다 = steal a glance, watch for a chance
볼만하다 = be worth seeing
볼가리 = things to see
보기 = illustration, way of looking at things
돋보기 = magnifying glass
두고보다 = wait and see
보나마나 = undoubtedly, in all probability
흉보다 = speak ill of, backbite
재미보다 = enjoy oneself
장보다 = go shopping
볼일 = things to do, business
내가 보기에 = from my point of view
급한 볼일 = urgent business
사진: 강릉 (Gangneung)
if you’re a Korean langblr can you please like or reblog this? i need so much more korean on my dashboard to keep me motivated, and I genuinely don’t care if you don’t follow back lol just please
Keep studying! You’ll get there!~^^
why you are a better language learner than a young child
children are still learning their first language(s)
less of your energy is spent on growing, sleeping and cognitive development and so more can be put into language learning
you have already grasped the concept of complex language and the way symbols on paper or a screen can correspond to speech
your brain is already far more developed than that of a child, and you are able to grasp new concepts much faster and understand explanations of things like grammar, or definitions/translations of words using the language you already know as a crutch
you already know how to control air flow and move your mouth and vocal cords to make sounds
your ears are already tuned to pick up human speech and your brain has already developed the ability to decode this
unlike a child, who is only able to learn what it is exposed to, you are free to learn literally whatever you want, provided you can find materials for it
most children are first introduced to the concept of reading around the age of 3, but are not able to read and write with a relative degree of fluency before the age of 9 or 10, so if you already feel comfortable reading and writing most things in your target language after just 3 years of study, you have leant at least twice as fast as the aforementioned children
you are able to actively seek help with aspects of the language you find troublesome
you already know how to hold and use a writing utensil, how to look things up in a dictionary, type on a computer, use the internet
you already have a much wider understanding of the world and your surroundings than a child
if the language you are learning uses an alphabetical writing system, you are already miles ahead of any child who is not yet able to read any kind of alphabet
even if the writing system is not alphabetical, you still already understand the concept of written sentences, punctuation, paragraphs, arabic numbers, etc.
you already know how to infer meaning from context, including images, body language and vocal hints

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The Full Potential Challenge
Ever wonder what your life would be like if you lived up to your full potential? Would your body be healthier? Your skin clearer? Bank account bigger? I think about these things all the time, and, judging my a previous post, you guys do to. Below is a chart designed to help all of us live up to our full potential. I’ve broken it down into time frames to help keep you from getting overwhelmed. Write the chart down and hang it someplace where you can see it all the time. I will be starting this challenge tomorrow, 9/8. I’ll check in with you guys every Sunday to track my progress. I have specific goals in mind for myself, and you guys should make some too! I really want to know how you guys are doing. Tag your progress posts with #sbfpc so I can track it and take a look. Let’s get to it!
EVERY MORNING
Stretch. First thing. Really give your body enough time to wake up. Touch your toes. Roll out your shoulders. Do not hit snooze!
Do your full skincare routine. I have mine detailed here, but do whatever works for you and your complexion. Be gentle and consistent.
Brush your teeth and floss. I used to be a big floss-skipper too, but you’d be amazed at how dig of a difference it makes. Rinse with a whitening mouthwash. I use one by Crest, and I notice a major difference in my teeth’s overall whiteness in just a few days.
Give yourself enough time to get ready. Whether you’re a wash-and-go kind of girl, or someone who spends an hour doing a full contouring routine before class (and either one is fine!), make sure you aren’t rushing. If you need to wake up a few minutes earlier than normal, so be it. Rushing sets an awful, stressed-out tone for the rest of the day. Allow yourself to be relaxed before taking on the day.
Eat something. I’m not going to say eat a big breakfast, because some people (myself included) just can’t eat in the morning. But you should eat, or at least bring a little something with you to work or school. If you can’t eat a full breakfast, grab a fruit! You won’t be as hungry come lunch time, making you less likely to gorge yourself.
Shower. You can do this at night, in the morning, whatever. Again, this is something you should allow some time for. I don’t wash my hair every day, but I do condition it every day (from the ears down). Scrub yourself with a delicious-smelling body wash. If you shave, make yourself as smooth as a dolphin, dude. If you don’t, then don’t and don’t ever ever ever let anyone make you feel bad or weird about it. When you get out of the shower, wrap yourself in a fluffy towel and totally slather your sexy self with lotion. Top to bottom. Do it as soon as you can post-shower so it can really sink in.
Put leave-in condition throughout your damp hair and comb it through.
Put on an outfit that makes you feel good! So important!
Drink water. Drink water. Drink water. Drink water!!!!!
Take a look at your daily to-do list. Knock out the most pressing stuff first. Take pride when you cross things off your list.
Make your bed! Oh my god, make your bed. Do it. Do it. Do it.
EVERY AFTERNOON
Follow the “touch it once” approach. This is a truly life-changing thing. When a task is in front of you, no matter how big or small, just do it right then and there. How many times have you gotten a work email or homework assignment and thought, “Eh, I’ll do it later”? And then later never comes? Once something pops up, do it once. Squash it and be done. Cross things off your list and feel like a badass.
Try to go for a walk at lunch. Even one little lap around the block or campus will reenergize you like nobody’s business.
Drink water. Drink water. Drink water. Drink water!!!!!
Be present. This is so hard for me too, but you have to make a major effort to be present in whatever you’re doing. Be engaged and plugged-in and just exist in the moment. Give 100 percent.
Be friendly to friends and strangers. A smile goes a long way.
Eat something. Eat what you packed for lunch (see below) and take a break from working while you do it. You need “you time”!
EVERY EVENING
Take your makeup off as soon as you’re in for the night. Wash your face with your full routine and let your skin have a break.
Workout. You can also do this in the morning. Whatever works for you. Make a great playlist and go hard af. Get your cardio in. Get your strength training in. Earn every freaking sweat bead forming on your forehead. Earn your shower!
Knock out your homework. Life is infinitely better you don’t have anything hanging over your head. Half the time, the energy and emotion you spent dreading/putting off your work is ten times worse than the work itself.
Make a list of what needs to be done tomorrow. It’ll set you up for success the next day, and you won’t forget anything!
Drink water. Drink water. Drink water. Drink water!!!!!
Lay out your clothes for tomorrow. This will save you SO MUCH TIME in the morning omg I can’t even tell you how important this is.
Eat something great. And once you’ve decided to be done eating for the night, be done. Brush your teeth so you can’t eat again.
After brushing, do a whitening treatment. Whether it’s classic baking soda, a Crest white strip, or a laser. Do something. And floss! Retainers in too, ladies 0:)
Relax! Take a few hours to do what YOU want to do. Scroll through Tumblr, binge on some Netflix, FaceTime gossip with your friends, anything. Do whatever makes you happiest.
Shut the electronics off an hour before you want to go to bed. Put your phone on sleep mode. If you stare at the screen, it will keep you awake and alert and you won’t be able to fall asleep. A good night’s sleep is crucial for weightless and general happiness lol
Do a quick sweep of your room and see if there’s anything you can put away real quick. A clean space is a happy space.
Crawl into your bed (aren’t you happy you took the time to make it?!) and read a book by lamplight for a while. When you start to feel sleepy, go to sleep. Don’t push it. You kicked ass today and you deserve rest.
EVERY WEEKEND
Do something with your friends. It just has to be one thing. Even if you’re just hanging out at the coffee shop, spending time with your squad will make you a better, happier person.
Drink water. Drink water. Drink water. Drink water!!!!!
Do something just for you. Set your laptop up in the bathroom and watch a Netflix marathon while you take a bubble bath. Buy an old school bottle of Mr. Bubbles ($3 at Target!) and really just soak. Relax. Light a candle.
Do something creative. You can read a book, write, blog, draw, code, anything. It just has to be something that speaks to your passion.
Track your progress. Just do this once a week so it doesn’t become all-consuming. And remember that non-scale victories are just as important as shedding pounds.
Take the time to be grateful. Tell your friend how much you admire her taste in music. Mention to your mom how much you love her cooking and how happy you are that she takes care of you. Thank your teaching after an especially interesting lecture. When you do something awesome, take a moment to admire yourself. Be grateful for even the little things.
Anything I missed? Reblog + add yours! Don’t forget to tag your progress!
starting this Monday!
I’ll just reblog and fav cause I need to read this in the morning!
normalise conversation about more cultures’ mythologies than just greek. make their figures of myth as commonplace to be mentioned as zeus or achilles or persephone. make modern headcanons about them. demand that people learn and recognise their names, their myths, their importance.
im collecting scientific data just for fun
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Korean Word of the Day
밤 = night
오늘밤 = tonight
어젯밤 = last night
간밤 = last night
밤낮 = night and day, all time
한밤중 = middle of the night
밤늦게 = late at night
밤새 = during the night, overnight
밤샘하다 = to do staying up all night
밤거리 = street at night
밤길 = walk at night
밤차 = night train
밤일하다 = to do the night shift, to do night work (pron. 밤닐하다)
밤참 = late night snack
밤눈 = night vision
사진: 한강, 서울 (Han River, Seoul)
You know you’re about to master a second language when:
- You start noticing translation errors in movies/book in your first language
- There are words in your second language that you know the meaning of, but cannot translate to your own language for the life of you
- You don’t even care about translating the aforementioned words anymore
- You mix your own language with your second one while speaking, sometimes without even noticing
- You can’t seem to remember if you watched/read something in your first or second language
- You use your second language casually every day, even when thinking out loud or talking to yourself
- You sometimes can’t find a word in your native tongue, but you do find it in your second language
- You start using idioms from your second language, even if they don’t make sense when translated to your own
- You can hear other people’s accents
- You cringe at bad mispronunciations
- EVEN YOUR FREAKIN THOUGHTS ARE IN YOUR SECOND LANGUAGE
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