a study blog for a blue student

☆ new month planned and a great bedroom view ☆

IG: Lattae.bujo

Young Asian Americans and anyone else who comes from a different cultural or linguistic background can utilize these resources to start conversations with their families about the Black Lives Matters movement and racial injustice. They’re working on 2020 version of the letter and they are looking for volunteers to translate this new letter in as many languages possible. Even if you aren’t proficient in another language besides English, you can still contribute. 

horlicks ice cream and sunny outdoor grammar review sessions ☀️

it’s raining in cali, and i am absolutely thrilled! korean vocab and grammar, kept in separate notebooks ✨

23.06.2018 done with my final exam ✨

I sat for hours at a lovely cafe on the east side of town this morning; had a delightful time with a dear new friend. Truthfully, I was feeling quite inspired so I journaled about the most recent events of my study abroad experience in Oxford. I am so thankful for these moments and memories.

— Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Current journals: Jane, my personal journal (a Leuchtturm1917 Medium in dot grid) and Jeeves, my planner and bullet journal (a Hobonichi Techo Cousin in a canvas case). Day 2 of the January challenge by @journaling-junkie

Cozy day at home

recently started a plant journal / directory to keep up with the special needs of my indoor plants so they can be their best plant self 🌱 book: @houseofplants 🌻

also, today i have another date with the french library guy, so i guess that even if i’m not studying tonight that kind of counts as language practise hahaha i just hope i’m not too dead after my shift.

Currently reading: The unbearable lightness of being by Milan Kundera.

Her bir kitap okyanustur.. 🍷

11.11.19 // In love with avocado toast and chai lattes. So happy I found this beautiful cafe to study at. 🥑☕