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25/5/23 // 16.11

2023.05.12 // 17:18  like every other project in my life, i can’t plan a trip without iced coffee, a notebook, and notion

Day 31 • 100 Days of Productivity

i got a new desk for my home office! well, it’s actually my moms home office, but she only uses it sometimes and i use it every day sooo… anyway, i convinced her to get a new desk because i just could not fit both my textbooks and my notebooks on it which makes note taking so hard! and so we got the desk!

other than that, it’s been a chill day for me. i organized my notion to-do’s for the next week and printed out my essay for peer review tomorrow in english! excited for the next week, though i’ve got some studying to do - i have a short exam due sunday for ethics and i have a midterm next week for western civ

22|05|2023

17/50 days of productivity

I have already accomplished one of the two goals I had set for this week. I am now all caught up with the materials for my protohistory exam, so I will only have to reread and review things. I have already read everything at least once, and took notes where I needed. The other goal is to being caught up with my history of religions lectures. Additionally I have to start properly focusing on the book I have to read and study for this class, and I believe it will be the main thing on my mind starting from Wednesday. I am getting a bit more hope with all I have to study. I am still unsure on whether I will manage to take a third exam in the summer, but if I won't I can take it in September which is also fine. I will try to focus on one thing at the time, and the main thing at the moment is to take both protohistory and history of religions in June (which ironically enough will be on the exact same date which is going to be fun).

Productivity:

finished watching and annotating the history of religions lectures I left unfinished last week

highlighted those notes

made a bit of a study plan for the beginning of the week and checked my general exam to do list

checked when I'll be able to book my exams for the summer session

read the last article on protohistoric ceramics I had to work on (which was one of the most boring things I have ever read)

read and annotated the additional notes on metallurgy the professor uploaded online

finished highlighting all my protohistory notes

edited a couple of bookish posts that I will hopefully post soon

posted this book review (btw yesterday I posted a few book reviews in case you missed any)

practiced Irish on duolingo (I am still in a weird phase in which I am only able to do the bare minimum, but at the moment with everything I have to study it's the best I can do. I will hopefully have some time to focus more on it during the summer!)

emails

Self care:

read first thing in the morning

📖: The Left Hand Of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin (I was initially considering keeping this book for the summer, but then it was the one I was the most intrigued by on my shelf rn. I hope that the fact that I will have to study a lot for uni won't influence my reading experience too much because I have very high hopes for this!)

I am

300 pages

17/3/21 | 74/103 Days of Productivity | Zoomester Study Challenge

Day 17 - Share your feel-good playlist with us

See here we have the issue of my listening to loads of playlist but here are a couple that aren't mine that I love

tipsy dancing alone in the kitchen - a classic for positive evening vibes