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03.20.2018 | day 6 / 100 of productivity

29.11.2017 // I woke up early this morning, after crashing out in bed before 10pm! I’m feeling well rested, and am starting the day working in my college’s new café. 

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100 Days of Productivity - Day 98/100

January 15th, 2018

Annotation Stations! I didn’t do a lot today (other than eat a lot of junk food and play Zelda BOTW). I organised a colour-key for Burial Rites so that I can start annotating and reviewed notes that I wrote on themes in both Burial Rites and Jane Eyre. Economics note-taking is a little slow so I gave that a rest for today and spent time on English instead.

100 Days of Productivity - Day 94/100

January 10th, 2018

I finished annotating quotes in Jane Eyre today! I spent about 3 hours on it, yay for productivity and finally getting it done! I also continued active reading an intro chapter to Economics that was assigned as optional holiday reading. It’s super interesting, I am so excited to take Economics as a subject!

1) tea tags- line them up and describe what you thought of each flavour.

2) tea and coffee stains- Write over each one a bit about what it was and where you were when you drank it.  

3) Pressed flowers- Write where you picked them, try to identify what kind of flowers they are.

4) Postage stamps- Line them up and describe what each was affixed to. 

5) Buisiness cards from restaurants you’ve visited- describe who you were with and what you ate. 

6) Post cards (even local ones)- describe where you were and what you thought of it. 

7) Sand and Dirt smudges from parks and beaches (affix with glue)- describe who you were with and give a point form about the adventure. 

8) Daily horoscopes from the newspaper- write about how right or wrong the prediction was. 

9) Fruit stickers- line them up and label which fruit each came from. 

10) Samples from your favourite art supplies- give a short description of the style and model. 

11) Paragraphs you’ve written for school- highlight parts you are proud of and add thoughts where you left some out. 

12) Labels from your favourite foods- describe why you like it, how you eat it, and how often. 

13) Tags from new clothes- describe why you like it, try to draw what it looks like on you or an outfit you will pair it with. 

14) Nail Polish- make a few splotches of your most used colours and label them accordingly. 

Source: @yuliajgarcia