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small things that made me happy this week: dried roses + reading on the train

17.10.2019 | today marks the one hundreth anniversary of my uni’s french studies institute and to celebrate they gave us a longer weekend, so of course i had to make banana pancakes

spent most of today enjoying the lovely autumn weather while listening to the audiobook of the secret history. also spent some time studying for my library history course.

The usual

September 14, 2019 // week 2 wrapped up

Spent all morning in and out of seminars and even managed to get some work done in the library café during breaks. Grad studies are up to an intense start, but I try my best to stay positive and even squeeze in an occasional walk before my afternoon lectures! ☕🖋️🍂

[16.09.19] today i went back to my favourite cafe and studied there for a bit! 🌟, i also went to a university’s library & studied anatomy there...oh, and i also filmed a study with me video hehe (coming soon...) & also does anyone have any tips on how to remove stains from my kånken ?????

I have a biology exam tomorrow morning and I am TERRIFIED.

Spring is here and everyone seems to be in a chipper mood (compared to winter exam period)! I finally have some time to explore new study spaces.

Actually had a productive day at the library going through my materials and writing notes on Mary Shelley

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now, sadly, back to reality and my books. it was so nice to have a much needed getaway though!

Only A I’ll be getting on results day is the one in my name sksjksj HAHA help

*reads* *+100 hp* // ig: studylustre

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my number one advice for language learners is to expose themselves to the language they are learning. if you’re learning korean, listen to korean music, watch korean dramas, and etc. you have to get used to having the language in your daily life if you want to become fluent.