Worry less

Perth, 25th January 2017

What our sky can do in 5 minutes

who he

laterz

oopsie

the frankly alarming shade of pink

breathe it in, feel every quiver of its beating heart

thank u

i hope you didn’t mess up my sock index this time

more likely because of the hideous pattern

round and round the garden like a teddy bear

I KNOW ASH! Don’t–tell me–I don’t!

well that was tedious

where is her case, did she eat it

A RABBIT, JOHN

…some sort of death frisbee?

oh, that’s clever! is it clever? why is it clever?

…a meat dagger

it’s funny cause IT’S TRUE

alicia, i was born bored

the game is….. somethin’

THERE! ARE! NO! GHOSTS!

I’m just….. ♪ glad to BE ALIIIIIIIIIVE  ♪

I thought perhaps u might’ve found urself a…. goldfish.

#221Bringit

all the nice girls like a Soldier

Well, I like you

Screw The Top

John?

Jawn

John

JOHN!

You know when you’re studying non-stop, working really hard… but eventually, you start feeling less productive? I’ve come to realize that in such cases it’s good, even necessary to take a study break. So here’s how to master them!

How much time?

15-20 minutes: just enough time for you to relax a little, but not so much that you fall completely out of your game.

How frequently?

Honestly, this totally depends on what you’re studying, how hard it is etc, but normally I’ll take a study break every hour and a half.

What do you do during them?

Go to the bathroom. Wash your face, remove your makeup, go to the toilet if you need to.

Grab some food & water. Sometimes, studying can make you hungry, and water’s always good to have around. I’d tell you to opt for something healthy when it comes to food, but more often than not I’ll choose to eat Oreos, biscuits or some other sweets.

Take a nap. This is perhaps the most straightforward one; just lie down for a few minutes. Make sure you’ve set an alarm clock though, or else you will oversleep. Trust me; it’s happened before.

Clean up your study space. I have quite a big desk, but sometimes it can feel like the random items of stationery, pieces of paper, textbooks and other random crap is just taking over everything. I swear, it really helps if you clean up the things around you!

 Go online. I’m a little reluctant to recommend this because I know how hard it is to stop afterwards, but if you consciously limit yourself and know that you’ll stop after 15-20 minutes, then watching a few YouTube videos, going on tumblr or talking to friends of Facebook can be a great way to relax.

Make yourself a tea. Or coffee – but personally I’m more of a tea person during studying. I’ll make myself a nice cup of black tea with lemon and sugar, and afterwards, everything just goes better.

Watch an episode of a TV show/anime. These are slightly longer, but are a great way to take your mind off whatever you’re studying. I’d recommend watching something which is short (ie. not a full, hour-long episode of Game of Thrones) – like Friends, HIMYM or Family Guy. These are great because the shows are pretty episodic, you won’t feel inclined to keep watching more and more. As for anime, don’t pick one where you know you won’t be able to stop after one episode. Instead, I’d recommend something like Hetalia (hilarious; also great if you’re studying Geo or History), Gintama (pure gold), Samurai Champloo (the perfect combination of fun and deep).