Prachi's StudyBlr

Okay, so as you all know, I am clearly obsessed with my Lilly Pulitzer Agenda. I taped several post it flags in the front of my agenda for convenience. I love using these flags when I plan. You can never have too many tabs or too many colors. 

Study set up from last week. My usual study technique is to take handwritten notes from the power points with my G2 07 Pilot the first time I go through the material. The second time I go through my notes, I annotate the professor’s notes with my own understanding of the concepts with my Staedtler Triplus Fineliners. Ft. my Lilly Pulitzer Planner for Spring 2016 and my TI-84 graphing calculator which has been with me since my 7th grade of middle school. I’m getting a little bit emotional about my calculator. This machine has been with me through my 8th grade benchmark exams, my freshman year EOCT’s, my three attempts in the SAT’s, my Calc 3 exams at Tech, and my Isye 2028 course. This calculator has been with me through thick and thin. 

Amelie’s French Bakery has the BEST hot chocolate & eclairs. I am so thankful to live within walking distance of this exceptional coffee shop. Amelie’s hot chocolate is even better than the hot chocolate at Cafe Intermezzo. Amelie’s hot chocolate provides a significant portion of whipped cream (which I LOVE), and is very affordable, especially for college students. The eclair and hot chocolate combined costed approx. $6 after tax. Goodbye Starbucks.  

I’m so indecisive when it comes to picking between different types of stationery, so I just bought both the Stabilo88 Pens and Staedtler Triplus Fineliners. I love them equally. I prefer the Stabilos when I’m making diagrams because the color transfers onto the paper thicker and richer, whereas the Staedtler’s flow nicer and are preferable for quick jotted notes. This study set up was the beginning of a productive night in the 2nd floor of the Student Center. Ft. bubble tea & my Fall 2015 Lilly Pulitzer Planner. 

I recently ordered a pack of one hundred high-quality stickers from Amazon. I used them to make my laptop and agenda more aesthetically pleasing. I love how the layout turned out. You can purchase these stickers through this link: http://www.amazon.com/Xpassion-Stickers-Decals-Pieces-Patterns/dp/B015EJPK42?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00

Cow eye dissection during Organismal Bio Lab. Who knew the interior of cow eyes would be iridescent? So glad I declared my Bio minor. 

Featuring my $2 BIC Highlighters. 

Food therapy is almost better than retail therapy. Almost. 

Mid-20s crisis in Barnes & Noble. Send help. At least my nails don’t look horrendous. 

Studying with Harleen at Amelie’s French Bakery & Cafe. That chocolate eclair was just waiting to be devoured.

I love having fresh flowers in the house, whether it’s on my desk or in the living room.

#Views during my internship last summer in John’s Creek Technology Park at the Global Solutions AT&T office.

I bought the CUTEST bookmark ever from the Barnes & Noble on TechSquare. I love this so much. I like to think that I’m the one that’s sleeping on the “o”.

This was my very first study-based DIY project. I glued a set of paint chips from Walmart onto a sheet of printer paper, and then glued the printer paper onto a skinny piece of cardboard. Then I inserted it into the photo frame. Lastly, I used an expo marker to write out the dates and the current month. Once the month passes, you can erase it & start over!

I was walking down Freshman Hill and I saw a food truck with FREE Waffle House. I could only get the free food if I took this picture. Good times, definitely missing this. 

Took this picture when Arjun was picking up his degree from the Registrar and I declared my Biology minor. Isn’t Tech Tower so breathtaking?