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yesterday’s study time: two hours (120min)

behind with revision as usual but, we move on. aiming for three hours today!

edit: damage so large i scheduled a meeting with my uni library’s head of catalogisation department

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so thirty minutes of study time and many hours of young adult angst aside - i rotated all the pics in my phoca holders. yay me

let’s aim for an hour of studying tomorrow. and - i’ll promise to try waking up before ten. by force if necessary

update: i did squeeze in some project hours on thursday, then had the exam and project presentation friday, and today, i did a grand total of nothing :) very fun

project was accepted as sufficient! yay. 32/40 i think. i’ll take it.

with the spring heat i’m falling into iced coffees instead of my usual espressos, very unusual for me.

if you’re like me and know you Will just push it away and never actually work no matter how well you plan the study session, just: do five minutes and scroll for ten. text with friends during it. have a video in the background.

yes you would have it done faster if you “locked in” but, hand on heart, are you actually able to do that

yesterday and today - won’t try to count study hours, but there’s a couple of them (improvement!)

i’m finding that, sometimes, multitasking is better. multiple sounds, screens, tasks, anything to get That one thing done 🥹

that being said: group project is done. yay.

1. just discovered tumblr filters are a thing

2. study time: 124 minutes (2h 4min) - if counting meeting

so that was yesterday. lots of family time. more creative tasks too? dear god, as kind as i am to myself about not pushing to study,,, this ain’t good

study time: 30 minutes

edit: so i spent the whole day: napping, snacking, and engaging with my interests. it's been hard to accept that there's limits to how much work my brain can take, and to accept the funny ways in which it copes with challenges i put in front of it.

somehow this was supposed to be a study day? i ended up devoting hours to personal admin instead, which was necessary. now i am, however, starting to feel a bit jittery about the large sum of information i need to stuff in my head, and very fast at that. in any case - logging my day in notes turned out to be quite pleasant, i would like it to become a habit

switching notetaking apps 🥹 yes, experiment. but no, don’t experiment with your university notes. try to choose something straight away that is not dependent on a subscription and isn’t hyper dependent on specific user design (example: notion and its formatting).

not saving past exam questions and test variations as testified by colleagues into a separate and regularly updated file with connected files which depict sneakily taken pictures of exam papers.