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who needs a pomodoro timer when you’ve got a cat that sits on your work and demands you take a break every ~40 mins instead?

by bobbimac

by bobbimac

who needs a pomodoro timer when you’ve got a cat that sits on your work and demands you take a break every ~40 mins instead?

by Alexander Zharnikov

I had such fun here. I went in looking to meet new books and authors and I must say mission accomplished. I got a historical fiction book involving botany and wanting to start anew, which is quite the bullseye when it comes to merging all of my personal niche interests. The only sad part about visiting such a charming bookstore is the leaving. Missing it very badly right now indeed.

a little sunlit desk reorganization this morning feat. the layer of dust on my laptop screen that i will never, ever escape

a little sunlit desk reorganization this morning feat. the layer of dust on my laptop screen that i will never, ever escape

I had such fun here. I went in looking to meet new books and authors and I must say mission accomplished. I got a historical fiction book involving botany and wanting to start anew, which is quite the bullseye when it comes to merging all of my personal niche interests. The only sad part about visiting such a charming bookstore is the leaving. Missing it very badly right now indeed.

29.09.2023–some gorgeous weather today. sad i can’t enjoy as it as much whilst thesis writing

🎧 = To You by Seventeen

Est. 1257

Photos: people enjoying Saturday brunch outside, love that for them. And monstera cuttings on my desk.

October's come swift. Overnight the weather, the light, the colours, the sounds seem to have turned so autumnal. It's really cosy to stay in bed. Currently reading Bring No Clothes – I really loved Charlie Porter's last book and have been looking forward to reading and thinking more about why we wear what we wear

The books I’m currently reading, trying to motivate myself to organise my study space, and admiring this curious French cat by Sylvia Plath 🖤