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Reading while cuddled up in soft blankets

Becoming addicted to tea again (I know I'm not the only one…)

Cute layered outfits with cosy knit sweaters and big scarfs

Foggy and gloomy mornings <3

Studying while listening to classical music

Switching from yoghurt bowl to oatmeal for breakfast

Collecting pretty dead leaves and putting them in your diary as a little memory

Adding cinnamon to your coffee again and making hot chocolate

Baking cinnamon rolls with friends (or at least trying to...lol)

Seeing the first leaves change colour

Buying cute stationery for the new semester

Maroon nails and lips (the girls that get it, get it.)

Reading at night, all cuddled up while it's raining outside

Cinnamon or vanilla-scented candles

Spending hours at cosy bookstores and reading poetry

Soup season. SOUP SEASON.

opening the windows in the morning and letting the cool autumn air inside

Rewatching Gilmore Girls and dressing like Rory (same thing every year, let's be real here…)

Being a cosy girl doing cosy things <3

Let me know what you're looking forward to the most; autumn is such a beautiful season... lots of cosy content planned!! ;)

50 fun things to alone, to make yourself happy ✿⊹˙⋆༶⋆

Here are a few simple ideas for exploring your passions and finding joy in your downtime. I hope they can help you create a happier and more fulfilling life! ♡

Take a long, relaxing bath

Go for a solo hike or nature walk

Read a book in a cozy spot

Try out a new recipe and cook yourself a fancy meal

Create a vision board or plan out your goals

Watch a movie or binge-watch a TV show

Paint or draw something

Go for a bike ride

Write in a journal or start a blog

Take a yoga or exercise class online

Experiment with makeup or do a skincare routine

Listen to a new music album or podcast

Go to a museum or art gallery

Take a dance class online

Do a puzzle or play a board game

Try a new hobby, like knitting or embroidery

Go to a coffee shop or restaurant and treat yourself to something delicious

Take a long drive and explore new areas

Do a home workout or yoga session

Practice meditation or mindfulness

Go on a solo trip or staycation

Attend a virtual event or workshop

Visit a botanical garden or park

Write a letter or send a care package to a loved one

Do a DIY project, like painting a room or making a piece of furniture

Take a photography or art class

Go on a shopping spree or try on clothes in a dressing room

Visit a local farmer's market or flea market

Attend a theater show or concert

Have a self care day at home with face masks, bubble baths, and relaxation

Have a picnic in a park or your backyard

Take a virtual tour of a museum or city

Visit a library or bookstore and browse for new reads

Attend a virtual book club or writing workshop

Go for a solo kayaking or paddleboarding adventure

Take a photography walk and capture the beauty around you

Attend a virtual concert or music festival

Do a home spa day with a face mask, manicure, and pedicure

Try a new workout, like kickboxing or Pilates

Have a karaoke night and sing your heart out

Attend a virtual wine tasting or cooking class

Do a digital detox and spend time away from technology

Take a bubble bath with candles, relaxing music or a movie

Go stargazing in a remote location

Write a short story or poem

Take a pottery or ceramics class

Go on a solo camping trip and disconnect from the world

Try a new art medium, like watercolors or pastels

Go on a photography scavenger hunt and capture specific objects or colors

Have a movie marathon of your favorite films or a new genre you've been wanting to explore

Little ways to get your life together ౨ৎ

Hey girlies!

Sometimes life can feel like a total mess, and it can be hard to know where to start when you're trying to get things back on track. But I'm here to tell you that little changes can make a big difference! Here are some simple ways you can start to get your life together:

Make your bed every morning: It may seem like a small thing, but making your bed can give you a sense of accomplishment and set a positive tone for the rest of your day.

Write down your goals: Take some time to write down your short-term and long-term goals. Seeing them written out can help you stay focused and motivated.

Set a routine: Establishing a daily routine can help you stay organized and on track. Plan out your day the night before, and stick to it as much as possible.

Declutter your space: A cluttered space can lead to a cluttered mind. Take some time to tidy up your room or workspace, and get rid of anything that you don't need or use.

Take care of yourself: Self-care is so important! Make sure you're getting enough sleep, eating healthy foods, and taking time to do things that make you feel good.

Stay on top of your responsibilities: Whether it's schoolwork, chores, or a job, make sure you're staying on top of your responsibilities. Procrastination can lead to stress and anxiety, so try to tackle tasks as soon as possible.

Stay connected with the people you care about: Make time for the people who make you happy! Whether it's a phone call, a text, or hanging out in person, staying connected with friends and family can help you feel grounded and supported.

Investing in yourself: How to romanticise school and study effectively ‎♡‧₊˚✧

Hey there, girlies! Are you struggling to find the right study habits to help you succeed? Don't worry, I've got you covered! Today, we're going to chat about how to make school and studying much more bearable and effective.

Part 1: Romanticising school

School's a marathon, not a race. If you want to do well in your studies, you'll have to build a consistent study habit, and there's no better way to do that than making studying enjoyable. If you like studying (or at least don't find it to be a painful chore!), it'll make sticking to a regular study schedule much easier.

1. Set the scene: create your aesthetic study space

First things first, let's talk about your study space. If you're gonna be spending hours with your nose buried in books, you might as well make it cute and cozy. Decorate your desk with fairy lights, candles, and inspirational quotes. Add some plants for that extra touch of zen.

2. Make a study playlist: set the mood with music

There's nothing like a good playlist to get you in the zone. Create a study playlist with your favorite calming tunes or lo-fi beats. Let the music transport you to your own little world of learning. Just try not to sing along too loudly, or you might forget what you're studying.

3. Take pretty notes: color code your way to success

Nobody said your notes have to be boring. Get your hands on some colorful pens, highlighters, and sticky notes to make your notes pop. Not only will it make studying more enjoyable, but it'll also help you remember better.

4. Breaks: treat yourself

It's important to take regular breaks to avoid burnout. Take a short break every 45-60 minutes to recharge and refocus. Don't forget to also schedule longer breaks to stretch, grab a snack, or watch an episode of your fave TV show. Reward yourself for your hard work with a treat or face mask.

5. Find your study squad: friends who study together, slay together

Studying doesn't have to be a solo mission. Find your study squad and make learning a social event. Host cute study dates or virtual study sessions with your besties. You'll be able to help each other out, share tips, and have a good laugh together in between all the learning.

Part 2: Studying effectively

Now that we've made studying enjoyable, it's time to make it effective. After all, having a regular study schedule isn't going to do much if you're not getting much progress despite all the hours you spend studying.

1. Make a study schedule

One of the most important aspects of developing good study habits is setting a regular study schedule. This will help you establish a routine and make studying a regular part of your day. Determine what times of day you're most productive and schedule your study sessions accordingly.

2. Use active studying techniques

Rather than just reading and memorizing information, practice active learning by engaging with the material in a variety of ways. Take notes, draw diagrams, create flashcards, or teach the material to someone else. This will help you better understand and retain the information you're studying.

3. Stay organised

Staying organized is key to developing good study habits. Keep track of your assignments, deadlines, and study materials in a planner or digital app. Use color-coding or labeling to keep your notes and materials organized and easily accessible.

4. Get enough sleep

Finally, getting enough sleep is essential for developing good study habits. Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep each night to help you feel refreshed and alert during your study sessions. Avoid staying up late cramming for exams, as this can actually hinder your ability to retain information.