stu-dying

revising basic latin before the new semester. not sure how i feel about going back to physical classes, i might be the only one who enjoyed studying by myself. nonetheless i am excited about the new subjects i’m picking up this term so here’s to prolific studies !

even if music itself had engraved its touch upon your heart

aesthetics ⛅️🍂📖✨

ngl i feel like all my posts so far have been of my same desk, and self isolation isn’t helping with that lmao. however, i’m very excited to join this challenge (although a bit late)!! today my classes will finally be resuming after two weeks of break, and i can’t wait to finish this semester 🤠

06/11/2020 — second day of lockdown 2.0, so I’m taking a bit of break from uni work. I did some notes this morning before my online lecture, but now I’m going to spend the rest of the day reading and catching up on my journaling

a collection of many small moments to comprise of my october diary. last month had a lot of happy moments scattered throughout, but also it was the month where my anxiety hit the peak(!) yoikes ;u; it just really felt like things (that i’m particularly happy about) are always changing and happening to me, and i have to “accept” them. but, at least i think this month i’ve finally stopped resisting as much, which has a helped a lil’ bit! maybe next month i’ll start feeling good about the changes?? haha baby steps u know (´・ω・`)

last night / this morning

picture creds: @aesthetic-byunbacon , the verge news, and pink coco blue

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crisp november air. reading while waiting for my train in that beautiful near-end-of-year sunlight, and morning walks to the bakery for a flaky pain au chocolat

if you’re looking to write a screenplay, ‘save the cat!’ should be on your essential reading list! it’s an incredibly helpful book and i love taking notes as i reread it!

some Tolkien books, wild flowers and tea pointyeared

Stay home and stay safe, everyone!

Done with the first two weeks of university and it has been great even though I already have a million things I need to do

// listening to: "Your Eyes Tell" by BTS

herdrafts These are the books that arrived in my September bookmail: Emily Dickinson collected poems and Public Library by Ali Smith. In the past few weeks as I run out of physical books, and I didn’t feel like reading any ebooks, I’ve been rereading the secret history, updating its review, and reading an interesting cultural-fiction about family life and traditions from a small town in Taiwan called A Thousand Moons on a Thousand Rivers by Li-Hung Hsiao. It does helped me to get out from a sudden reading slump.