Finding my favourite writer from my old bookshelf. Maybe I will find my old self back who used to read books even though she had homework and stressful academics in high school.
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Jules of Nature
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Finding my favourite writer from my old bookshelf. Maybe I will find my old self back who used to read books even though she had homework and stressful academics in high school.

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I guess it would be appropriate to post it here since I have quite some following. Kinda dont wanna take many classes in the winter and kinda dont wanna keep working on the same jobs so I'd really appreciate it if anyone knows of any offer or wants to refer to any position.
November 29, 2020 | Sunday
This year has been quite crazy to be honest. But I want to finish this year with a positive note and full of gratitude. Thus, I have incorporated some habit tracking and practice of gratitude. Time like this may feel monumental but I believe that everything happens for a reason and I have no other choice except being optimistic about the future, as cliche as it may sound like.
Move and live at your own pace. Just as important, live for YOU!
thanksgiving is a holiday based on a falsified narrative full of white guilt and the erasure of history so what are some good native organizations to donate to this coming thursday
organizations recommended by @loneghostkidÂ
native american rights fund
heyday berkely roundhouse
news from native california magazine
national indian child welfare association
california indian legal services
the national indigenous womenâs resource center
please also consider looking into funding native/tribal food sovereignty projects if you have food to donate or money to spare. friends, please add more if you know of them and have links to provide:
native american food sovereignty alliance
meskwaki food sovereignty initiative
friends of pine ridge reservation
first nations development institute
you can also buy food/gifts from indigenous sellers or donate to gofundme fundraisers made by indigenous people who need help getting groceries, paying medical bills, or paying rent. do something to help us and our communities.
try water projects too, like the navajo water project: https://www.navajowaterproject.org/
Help DigDeep bring clean, running water to hundreds of American families. Nearly 40% of Navajo don't have a tap or toilet at home. We can fi
a lot of reservations are fucked over on water by illegal oil drilling, pipelines, or other breaches, like in the navajo rezâs case: contaminated by illegal uranium mining.
I would like to put my endorsement to the Sovereign Bodies Institute, home of the database of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. The database is trans-inclusive, the data protocols follow the desires of the families of MMIW, and this holiday season, they are collecting donations to buy gifts for the families, especially the children, of missing and murdered women.Â
Iâd like to add Feeding Nunavut, the cost of living in the isolated north for Inuit is up to and sometimes over 5x the prices the rest of Canada is used to.

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so I created an oil pastel server couple weeks ago. Itâs a small, niche server where we draw together, chat, listen to music and just chill. itâs for those who use oil pastels or want to learn more about oil pastels. If youâre interested, pm me for the link.
hey! could i ask you some advice on how to network in grad school? i also have to pick a research group and idk how to do that either. I'm pretty much on the introverted anxious-wreck side and i don't know how to approach profs and senior students. how was it for you in your first year of grad? x
Hi there!Â
Hereâs my top advice on networking in grad school:
Create a LinkedIn account. This really should be a necessity nowadays, because itâs the best way to stay connected on a professional level; no other platform allows you to quickly (and passively, which is great for introverts) see what company people are at right now, etc. So create an account, stay active on it, and use it to form and maintain your connections. I quite literally landed my industry job out of my PhD via LinkedIn.Â
Get to know the other grad students--not just in your immediate cohort, but also older grad students, younger grad students, grad students from other programs, etc. They will be your colleagues, now and forever. Same goes with anyone else you come into contact with, including post-docs, research techs, professors, etc. If approaching older students/professors is intimidating, just start with your classmates. Any connection is a good connection. Joining any events your program or the grad college offers (like volunteering) is also a great casual way to meet people. You donât have to become BFFâs with them--just know them enough so theyâll remember who you are when you add them on LinkedIn!
An under-appreciated place to network are poster sessions. Check out my post about âNetworking at conferencesâ for more info (and to read other tips I have there). Not sure when in-person conferences will return in the world of Covid, but it doesnât hurt to keep them in the back of your mind.Â
Informational interviews are great informal ways to learn more about a job or company. I did one over the phone with a program alumnus who was working at a company I had hoped to join after graduating, and here are the questions I asked him:Â Possible questions to ask during an informational interview
Keep in touch using LinkedIn messaging, or email. Phone calls and in-person meetings stress me out too, so I much prefer written communication where I can re-write my message to my heartâs content. Keep in touch with past professors, mentors, and just anyone who has helped you by sending brief updates on your life, holiday greetings, etc.Â
If you donât know how to approach someone, asking for their advice is always a good route to take. People love talking about themselves and doling out personal advice on what theyâre most experienced about. So sending an email like, âIâve just applied to this position at your company--do you think itâs a good fit for me and what advice would you offer if I move forward with interviews?â or even just âI want to be in your shoes someday; what advice can you give me?â stuff like that. (Also great for job interviews when you have a few more minutes to kill lol. I love asking: âSo what was your path like to this company?â and then sit back and relax for a good 5 min.)
Here are some other masterposts of mine to check out for general grad school advice, including posts on picking research groups peppered in (some may have links that repeat themselves):
Post #1Â
Post #2
Post #3
As for what my first year was like, itâs in my FAQ page (if you scroll down to âWhatâs grad school like?â. In general it was a whirlwind of just trying to learn a million things at once, but I took it a day at a time :) I was lucky to have a great support group in my cohort, grad program, friends, and then eventual thesis lab.Â
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions. Best of luck during your grad journey!
shoutout to all high school dropouts, students who didnât get accepted into college, students who used to be on honor roll but became overwhelmed, students who study for hours but still fail tests, or student who donât study at all due to depression/anxiety, you are all stars and Iâm wishing y'all the best luck possible to get back on your feet
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The Really Big Studying Masterpost
I couldnât get it together enough to do a graphic or anything, so here goes. Sorry this is massively long but hopefully it will be helpful!
Studying
Review season printables
The lazy kidâs guide to study guides
Studying tips for university
Non-cutesy study tips
How I make my study guides
My study process
Effective study routine for intense classes
How to âstudyâ
50 things to do between your study sessions
Studying: how tos, advice, & tips
Learning styles and study tips
Motivation + tests/studying
My study tips tag
This has some stuff on exams
My exam tag
The pomodoro method
âHow can I focus/study effectively?â
Get started studying
General exam/studying tips
Learning styles and study tips
Memorization
Using a mind palace
Memorization
Improving memory
Studying with a terrible memory
Memory tips
Last minute studying
Emergency study plan
More on late studying JIC
3 day study plan
Finals / exams
Oh-crap-finals-are-so-close masterpost
Last minute tips for finals
Ways to reset your mind
Examinations: reminders
The ultimate guide to final exams
Tips to focus on studying (finals)
Exam prep tips
I ran out of time (on a test)
How to remember everything for a test
Exams masterpost
What to do the night before an exam
What to do the night before an exam (2)
Standardized testing
Standardized testing
The imperfect guide on AP classes
Free SAT & AP prep
AP review set printables
Free standardized test prep
AP study resources
AP testing tips and tricks
AP cram packets
#1 tip for AP classes
SAT masterpost
The new SAT
Focus and productivity
Distraction-free studying
Doâs and donâts of a good study environment
15 things productive people do differently
Concentration masterpost
How to concentrate
Studying 101: how to stay focused, motivated, and on track
How to stay focused
How to deal with being lazy in school
Study tips for the lazy student (1)
Study tips for the lazy student (2)
Being sick, focusing and studying effectively, & maintaining physical and mental health
A day of studying: tips
Productivity with a planner
Summer productivity
Waking up early and refreshed
Holiday productivity
Summer studying
My productivity tag
Burnout / motivation / procrastination
Doing homework when youâre sick
Studying with a lack of motivation
Burnout 101
How to start working when you really donât feel like it
Got motivation?
General motivation
How to study when you donât want to
Procrastination
Procrastination advice
Motivation
Motivation advice
Resource for procrastination
A very long list to help you survive school
How to stop procrastinating
24 tips to overcome procrastination
motivation.mp3
Ways to avoid burnout
Motivation (2)
How to self-motivate
My motivation tag
Mental health
Stress relief
Donât let it ruin your education
Studying with depression
How to find peace as a student
Living and studying with anxiety
How to study with a mental illness
Depression/mental health resources
Managing stress for the overtaxed student
How to be less prickly when stressed
What to do when you donât get the grades you want
What to do on a bad day
Why itâs okay to fail & how to deal with failure
Dealing with failure
I got a bad grade, now what?
What to do when you get a bad grade
Feel better
How to find peace as a student
How to love yourself
Calming and fun websites
Anxiety and negativity
A beginnerâs guide to meditation
Taking finals with mental illness
My mental health tag
Self care
How to take care of yourself when youâre sick
How to stay healthy in inhospitable weather
Healthy studying
For people who struggle with self care, etc.
Self care cheat sheet
Finals self care (1)
All the self care
Small ways to improve your life
A self care masterpost to help you get through school
Finals self care (2)
Balancing a healthy lifestyle with studying
Hotlines/self care refs
101 self care ideas
My self care tag
+ self promotion (bc everyone seems to be doing this)
A masterpost of masterposts
College masterpost
Note taking masterpost
How to be the best student you can be
My study process
Lecture tips
Coping with obsession
Confidence
Money masterpost
My YouTube (not a studytube)
My Instagram (not a studygram)

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As most people are working and studying from home right now, I wanted to share some concrete, implementable ways you can help yourself feel better. Though I believe productivity and quantity of work done (or lack thereof) doesnât/shouldnât translate into your self-worth and how you view yourself, when you get work done, you actually do feel better in your own body.Â
By the way, itâs the first time Iâm formatting a tips/guide post like this, so I apologize that I couldnât be more concise.
Iâve spoken to a licensed professional counsellor as well as to some professionals who have been working from home for a long time, and some of the advice above is from them. Iâm also sharing from my own experience as someone who used to be very productive and an (ex-)overachiever, and still attach a lot of my self-worth to grades and other tangible accomplishments. I hope these slides can help you. In case itâs hard to read, Iâve included it (reworded) in text form if youâd like to read more.Â
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human history is written in the simplest things, but one of my favorite ways to learn is through the history of fabrics. in particular, thereâs a long history of naming fabrics after places.
Specifically, western names for fabrics tend to be named for the places that first imported them to the west. But because of the international nature of fabric & fabric technology imports, these fabrics often originated from other places entirely:Â
Muslin is named after the city of Mosul, Iraq, where europeans first encountered it (it actually originated from Bangladesh)Â
The paisley pattern was a Persian/Iranian invention, re-designed and exported by India, and later named for Paisley, Scotland, a textile town that introduced the pattern to the west, where it became wildly popular. The design represents a pine cone from a cypress tree!
Cashmere wool was named for its association with Kashmir shawls, a trend that reached Europe from the Kashmir, India. Itâs obtained from cashmere goats!
Damask is named for Damascus, capital of Syria, but it may have been created in China over a thousand years ago.
i just think itâs neat. bonus:
Jean fabric was created in Genoa, Italy. As a western invention, it wasnât imported from anywhere and thus is named for its actual place of origin.
(Weavers in NÎmes, France quickly tried to copy the fabric, and so invented denim, originally called serge de Nimes.)
Hi bitches!! I need your wisdom; I recently accepted a job offer for a job I did not want to do (a customer service specialist for a bank) that doesnât start until late November. However, I recently was offered a position that I do want at a different company that starts next week. Is there a polite way to rescind my acceptance of the bank job when Iâve already started signing papers?
YES, CHILD! Donât hesitate. Talk to Job A right away and tell them Job B has just made you a better offer. That way theyâll have time to replace you before November. Hereâs a script:
âI apologize for the inconvenience, but Iâm going to have to back out of my employment with [Job A]. Iâve just been made a better offer by [Job B] beginning much sooner, and I am not in a financial position to refuse. I regret that we wonât be able to work together, but I appreciate your understanding. Thank you for the opportunity.â
I Just Applied for a Job. How (And When) Should I Follow Up?Â
How to Quit a Job: Giving Notice with Dignity, Poise, and Tastefully Subtle ShadeÂ
Okay, letâs get something straight here:Â
DĂa De Los Muertos is not âA Mexican Halloweenâ
If you did not know that, it is alright it is not your job to know everything about ever culture but allow me to explain exactly what Day of the Dead is:Â
DĂa De Los Muertos/ Day of the Dead is a celebration but not so much of one like Halloween,Â
In the mornings there are typically parades all filled with laughter, dance, beautiful decorations, and music of course it is fun we celebrate the life we have
But we donât paint our faces and go parading down the street for nothing, its not a thing we do just because it is funÂ
We MOURN
We honor those who has passed and made the journey to the afterlife
Each year families to to Grave sights (which are NOT for your aesthetically pleasing selfies please) to pay respects and visit those who have already gone
Mexicans and Hispanics are very family oriented people, at the grave sights you can often hear mother wailing out for their children who passed too soon or men knelt over their motherâs grave sobbing and of course children crying for their parents
People pray and cry out, they sob and scream
Yes it is a day of remembrance and we honor them but it is still painful, we miss those who once walked with us
Families and friends typically bring favorite food, flowers, drinks, etc to the graveyardsÂ
Do NOT make fun of that. Please.
DONâT post skeleton memes aimed at Day of The Dead, the calavera/sugar skulls are meant to represented the parted souls of loved ones with names etched onto the forehead and the skulls painted on our faces are meant to ward off more death
DONâT disrespect grave sights, this is an obvious thing not to do peopleÂ
DONâTÂ celebrate if you do not intend of respecting and honoring those who have passed and just want it as a second HalloweenÂ
DONâT mock people celebrating or any of the traditionsÂ
DONâT mess the with petals, those orange petals are from a flower called cempoalxochitl, and they are meant to help guide the dead back to their homes so their spirits can too visitÂ
Donât get me wrong Day of the Dead isnât always sad it is also fun and amazing and beautiful, we not only honor those who have gone but we celebrate those who have lived this long, we celebrate the life we have and acknowledge the fact we made it this far, death is a natural cycle, death will take us all one day but not today, and that is the reason why we celebrate! It is a beautifully melancholy holiday, and remember Day of the Dead is actually multiple days do please be mindful!

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I will literally never believe your 20s are meant to be the prime of your life. The years immediately following your adolescence? When youâre entrenched in the battlefields of un/learning, healing, and growing? Yeah right
hobbies masterpost!
a really excellent way to reduce anxiety is to pick up a new hobby. find something youâre interested in, learn it, then use it as a healthy and productive way to cope.
learn to play guitar
learn how to make interactive stories with the free program Twine
learn how to make pixel art
learn another language
learn how to build a ship in a bottle
learn how to develop your own film
learn how to embroider
learn how to make chiptunes (8-bit music)
learn how to make origami (the art of paper folding)
learn how to make tumblr themes
learn how to make jewelryÂ
learn how to make candy
learn how to make terrariums
learn how to make your own perfume
learn how to make your own tea
learn how to build birdhouses
learn how to read tarot cards
learn how to make zines
learn how to code
learn how to whittle (wood carving)
learn how to make candles
learn how to make clay figurines
learn how to knit scarves
learn how to become an amateur astronomer
learn some yoyo tricks
learn how to start a collection
learn how to start body building
learn how to edit wikipedia articles
learn how to decorate iphone cases
learn how to do freelance writing
learn how to make your own cards and
learn how to make your own envelopes
learn how to play the ukuleleÂ
learn how to make gifs
learn how to play chess
learn how to juggle
learn how to guerrilla garden
learn how to chart your family history
learn how to keep chickens
learn how to do yoga
learn how to do magic
learn how to raise and breed butterflies
learn how to play dungeons & dragons
learn how to skateboard
learn how to do parkour
learn how to surf
learn how to arrange flowers
learn how to make stuffed animals
IM GOING TO LEARN THEM ALL
CHALLENGE considered :â)
I was wondering what hobbies I should take up this summer - challenge accepted â đ.