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˗ˏˋ February 26, 2021 : monthly divider ´ˎ˗

hello everyone! since i'm still working on my immuno notes, i decided to share here with all of you my bujo monthly divider for the month of february! ૮ ´• ﻌ •აっ♡

henlo kabayan! ૮ฅ・ﻌ・აฅ

i only use snowapp as my editing app! my go-to filter is the Trip’s A1, then i’d tweak the elements like brightness, contrast, saturation, warmth, shadow (sometimes). but the most important of all: natural lighting

it plays an important role in every picture i take as it lessen my effort to tweak many features that could affect the photo. hehe

but if you’re not comfortable using snowapp, here are some apps i used to use when editing:

- vsco cam

- foodie (this is good if you want more of a pastel theme for your shots)

- timestamp (for that vintage-date watermark)

- afterlight (dust effect)

˗ˏˋJanuary 28, 2021 ´ˎ˗

hello everyone! how are you all have been? my january is suprisingly better than what i was expecting. i am also happy to be able to post two contents for this month, yey to slowly-getting-back-in-here.

and now here i share with you my very chill afternoon with iced coffee, lofi music on laptop, and journal spread in brown theme. i've been wanting to post some lecture notes but i guess it'll come next month as i will study immunology for the coming days! i got motivated bec of my friend who asked me about her assignment (which sort of related to immuno) and i'm happy that i got to answer all of her questions perfectly. seems like my brain still got my back, self five.

so that's it for now everyone. and before i finally end this, i just wanted you to know that i'm so proud of you— for trying, for surviving, and for giving your all despite of not having the recognition it deserves. keep safe studynerds. always wear your mask when going out, drink water, and stay healthy!

love,

14-01-2021

happy new year, studyblr community!

hello, everyone! it’s waaay too long since i posted a content in here, so here’s one for this year. ☻ i’m trying to get myself be on track again, since this year i also promised myself that i’ll be better. and one of the ways to be that is to be knowledgeable, and yes i’m seeking for self-betterment this year! ♡ with that being said, i hope we all grow together and gain more knowledge in each day passes by this 2021.

04-06-2020

Hello studyblr community! Posting my newly made notes about the 9 types of Intelligence! (see photo)

I know most of us feel that we are not smart enough, specially those who are still in school. But in reality, YOU ARE SMARTER THAN WHAT YOU THINK! We all possess these types of intelligence, meaning we have it ALL within us. However, it vary to a certain degree from person to person. For example, i am more of an Intra-personal and Spatial intelligent type. I’m good at understanding myself and picturing things out in my mind. But i’m also into Musical and a bit of Logical & Mathematical. What I’ve mentioned are the types that dominates in me. And by knowing what type of intelligence you possess, it can help you to effectively study. 😊 I actually had fun making these notes since it’s been a long time since the last. I miss you all A LOT! And i know that things are getting out of hands lately, be it in health, politics, relationships, etc. But i wanted you all to know that WE HAVE EACH OTHER’S BACK. So i am praying for everyone’s safety and health! And don’t forget to hydrate yourself studynerds! 🤓❤️

Hello studyblr community!

how are you all? i'm doing fine & still alive. i'm happy for being productive in terms of watching tv series & movies, doing artworks, playing with our dogs, being more active on instagram, lying around, and reviewing my old notes on pre-med subjects that i love! i've been resting for a long time and realised that i should go and get a job. so right now i'm searching for a medical job cuz i still want to be working in medical field or any available occupation related to medicine. 😊

also, there might be few changes on how i post contents here. like, the format, and the content itself (don't worry it'll still be about medicine, studying and stuff like that). i just wanted this page to become more than just a "blog" but more of like being my personal journal. i wanted to share my experiences about "after graduating at university", my work stuff, my decisions in terms of getting back at med school and such! so that's it. i hope you guys are doing well & also please take care of yourselves. ❤️

21-01-20

Hello studybloggers! A lot of you are sliding through my inbox asking me questions related to my NMAT experiences and the like, so this post will be my answer :)

My NMAT journey was stressful and fun at the same time. I can say i give my best answering every questions but the time given to us is very limited so there are some items i haven’t really read and just answered right away (sad but true + it happened to most of us). I confidently answered part 1’s Verbal & Perceptual Acuity test, as well as the Biology & Social Science of part 2 exam. I’m the very first person to say that i’m not good at math and logic, that’s why i had a hard time answering Quantitative, Inductive Reasoning, Physics and Chemistry. Most of our mentors said that many examinees find those topics mentioned above hard to answer as well, meaning, having more knowledge on those topics will give you a greater percent of attaining higher score. So for my NMAT score, i didn’t reached my target score but i’m completely fine with it. Not that i’m not sad bec. i actually am, but because i know i gave my best. :)

Right now i’m planning on retaking the NMAT exam on October this year. If some of you are confused why i didn’t take the March-exam, it’s bec. i decided to enter medschool next year and have a year-off now. I wanted to experience things i know i might not be getting once i entered medschool. Which means, i wanted to experience having a work, to travel, go out, do my hobbies guilt-free, discover new things both in myself and the outside world. This decision is the boldest i have ever made & i’m anxious and proud of myself for taking this chance. :) Medschool will always be there but the experiences i can get right now will not stay— and who knows? Maybe these experiences will help me to become a better doctor i could be someday! :)

I’ll still be posting contents, school related ofcourse & try to update you all every now & then. So this is studyingain saying thank you for all the studybloggers who had stay tuned on my blog! We will be whatever we wanted to be someday! Just carry on and give it your all! ♡

December 02-08, 2019

November 25-01, 2019

November 18-24, 2019

Mint green bullet journal spread from last week. So happy that i got my diploma from our university + bought an InPods (airpods inspired, coz i’m too broke for the legit one). I’m still into journalling and thinking of making transes next month. Yep. I’ll welcome Christmas with topics to study 😅. What content would you like to see more on my blog? Just let me know!

Hello anon! 🤗

i think we have different ways and styles on how to cope up and understand lessons but these things i wanna share with you all are the tips/advices that most of us (biology major) had done-should have done-will be doing (lol). so here it goes:

1. Always study the BASIC concepts- never EVER skip the basic topics coz that will be the foundation of more complex topics specially in biology related subjects.

2. Make time to study- i know it seems so impossible to do but please, for the love of god, study. u don’t know how much it’ll save you if there are surprise quizes or exams. also, this will help you grasp the idea or the whole concept more concrete if you study ahead of time and recall it on the actual class.

3. Keep track of what-to-do-first- knowing what to be done first is one of the ways that will not just save your time but also your energy. i think it’s also a trick for your brain, if you get to tick-off many tasks, you feel like productive which tends for you to try to accomplish more tasks. 😊

4. Rest- i know that studying is a must BUT NEVER EVER NEGLECT YOUR WHOLE BEING just for the benefit of your grades. you don’t need to have like a whole day to relax, if you’re feeling tired. stop for a while, take a nap, do something else— at least for a short while. Never lose sight of your mental stability cos i swear, being burn-out will just mess you up. Been there, done that.

5. Enjoy- how? see studying as something to be look-for-to the next day. qouting my professor’s saying “always empty your cup”, try to understand the topic as if you never know them, acc. to study you kinda tend to retain infos that seems new to you. also, take it as something that you’ll feel proud of if you’ve understand it completely. also, treat yourself if you know that you did your best! self-appreciation is a must too!

QOTD: how do you make your bullet journal spread?

answer: for my weekly spread, i usually follow a theme and this one’s obviously in red. i print and cut-out my desired stickers. customarily, i first put the stickers then do the labelling. sometimes i like it simple & clean but if i want to fill out the empty spaces i just draw & doodle.

18-11-19

08-11-19

good day studyblr community! here i serve my bullet journal spread from last week. time flies so fast, so much things had happened and i’m happy to still be here.