Lifelong learning

I spent my weekend at the amazing I, I, I, I, I, I, I, Kathy Acker exhibition at the ICA – it was spread across two floors with a café at the centre so I spent hours wandering between sections, reading a little, stopping for a coffee, wandering more. The exhibition I’ve been curating is approaching so fast, it felt inspiring to be in a gallery which is so simple and honest in its presentation. It was the perfect space to work on the essay for our exhibition’s catalogue.

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06.06.2018 only a few hours before my first exam

i made a not-so-unhealthy iced latte of sorts and it was delish. ^-^ + 1 cup coffee + ½ cup coconut milk + 1 packet stevia + ice ☕️🌸✨

This morning I got up, opened a new document and started writing my dissertation. It felt good looking at my rough, working title and my epigraph, and I realised that I have so much stuff in my head that needs to be out on the page. Just before eight I headed out and I met a friend at Columbia Road. We walked through the flower market, we bought some more plants for the flat – she is moving in with me next month. We had coffee and read aloud to each other. Everything is so exciting

hope you enjoy. ((:

old photos + cozy nights. 🌙🧡

🌊July 15th🌊: for the summer, one of my goals was to get ahead on my studies for the upcoming school year, and i’m glad I did because I’m getting more familiar with which learning methods work for me :) – a picture of my world history notes

8.5 stay at home studies

[07/10/2017 - 2/100] rewrote a couple of my biology notes today during free hour 🤗

hang in there, buddy! ✨

By: Emilie | forthelove_ofbooks

This weeks’ spread June 25- July 2 Melodrama is so good and it’s the last week of term. Bless.

sidenote: sorry this is kinda lame but it’s my first post (yoooooo i’m excited to be part of this community)