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@sxphiestudies
13.08.20 / i’ve had this idea of starting a ‘classic literature journal’ for the longest time and i finally had time to start it today. this one is on agnes grey. anne is my favorite brontë sister! anyway, i hope august has been kind to you. we’re nearing the halfway point!! hang in there ♡
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a few people have asked for a post on how i use onenote, so here’s a quick guide! also obviously not sponsored lol
The Catcher in The Rye ★★★
I understand that this book was written many years ago, and, if I’ve gotten my facts correctly, it was one of the first novels targeted to younger audiences hence the language the author uses, and the way the events unfold. However, I gave this book 3 stars because I just got bored of it at some point. It felt as if nothing was really happening. I couldn’t relate to the main character in the way I would’ve liked either. I found it very slow and, for me, the story line was a bit messy and hard to follow. It’s just not the book for me.
I have not been posting as much as I used to. I had to take a small break from social media to focus on my mental health, but I’m back and I’ll try to post more frequently.
Updates:
favorite song at the moment: Manta Rays- Chloe Moriondo
this week’s read: A Brief History of Time- Stephen W. Hawking
this week’s to-do’s- violin practice (learn pieces, practice techniques, and dynamics), Japanese study sessions every day 2hrs aprox., finish psychology Coursera course, review next year’s syllabus.
Art by Alena Aenami on Artstation.
Music: BLANKS - HIGHER
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jul • 25 • 20
today was a chill day. i watched howls moving castle and wrote down some vocabulary words on my notebook.
i now have a massive crush on howl
day 8 summer studying challenge by @myhoneststudyblr ✨ | do you usually go on vacation during summer?
I actually do. My grandpa likes to invite my whole family to the beach on the summer. However, these past years we haven’t been going out as much as before.
I usually spend them reading, learning to bake, practicing the violin, and writing.
day 7 summer studying challenge by @myhoneststudyblr ✨july 19 | What did you do during the summer when you were a young child?
I usually went out to the beach with my family. I didn’t really go out with friends because most of them were out. My birthday is on July 31st but, as everyone was always out, I never really had big events.
Summer Studying Challenge by @myhoneststudyblr | 18th July - What do you usually do during the summer?
I usually tutor little children in English. It is also one of my traditions to go to a small theater and watch movies on my own. I go out with friends. Last year I went every Thursday to my aunt’s house and she taught me how to bake. I would have loved to do that this year because she is a really important person in my life and I feel like baking brings people together.
Summer Studying Challenge by @myhoneststudyblr | 17th July - What is the most important task that you need to complete this summer?
I decided to divide this summer’s goals in two categories: personal and academic. Therefore, there are two main tasks I need to complete this summer.
Personal: I’d like to keep on studying topic that I’m interested in. So I guess the task I need to complete is learning something new everyday.
Academic: Past years I haven’t looked at my syllabus before the academic year starts, let alone study the topics. By not doing this, most of the times I got anxious and felt stuck at the beginning of every school year. My academic task for this summer is to review my syllabus and try to at least go through every topic and maybe investigate a little bit about it so that I’m not clueless once classes start.
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Summer Studying Challenge | 16th July - Do you have a lot of work to do for school or university or your job this summer?
Not really. My school usually waits till we get back to give us assignments and projects, so I don’t really have mandatory work on summers. However, I downloaded the syllabus for next year, and I’m reviewing every topic so that when I start my academic year, I am more familiarized with the subject. It just makes studying much easier since you already know what topic comes after another and you can review it on you own in more depth before a class.
I still need to do paperwork for next year’s admissions.
Day 3 | Summer Studying Challenge @myhoneststudyblr ✨
July 15th- Do you have a specific goal for the summer?
🇯🇵 i’d love to be able to at least hold a conversation in japanese by the end of the summer. i have a reputation of starting things and never finishing them, this time i really want to prove that i can actually commit to something.
🎻i also want to learn to play the violin again. my love for classical music had started to go away but it recently came back and i just want to be able to enjoy it in every aspect that involves both listening to it and playing it.
Johann Joseph Fux (c. 1660 - 1741) - Sonata for 3 Solo Violins in F-Major, II. Allegro. Performed by Neue Hofkapelle Graz on period instruments.
Day 2 | Summer Studyig Challenge by @myhoneststudyblr ✨
Have your plans changed at all because of the pandemic?
I think they have actually drastically changed. I usually plan my summers ahead and this year I had planned tutoring children and visiting the university I want to go to next year. I also had in mind going out on my own. There’s a little cinema near where I live and I had been wanting to go since last year.
Nevertheless, now I have different goals and I’m satisfied with them. 💕
7/13/2020
my japanese notes
Today I watched a show on Netflix with the Chrome extension “Learning Languages with Netflix” and I copied some vocabulary words that I will add to my quizlet later. Then, I took some notes from the book “Genki” on grammar. I have been having a hard time learning new Kanji, however I have been practicing Hiragana and Katakana everyday on https://realkana.com/study/ .
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07/13/2020
i'm new to this community, and i'm not going to lie, it's kind of scary being part of something new. i'd like to introduce myself.
- i am sixteen years old (seventeen in exactly 18 days (july 31))
- i'll be a senior in high school once classes start again (september 21)
- i'm a leo, ascendant libra, sun in leo, moon in virgo
-infj-t
my hobbies
* i love to read!! i have always been a bookworm. i think books can take us to wherever we like and they let us escape our reality just for a bit. my favorite genre is YA but only because i am yet to explore other genres. (suggesstions are welcome!)
*i am currently learning japanese and italian. i love learning languages. my mother tounge is spanish, and i started learning english from a very young age at school (that's how i fell in love with language learning). i currently know spanish, english, i understand a bit of italian and japanese, and i know some basic french (although i'm not really good at it).
* i don't know what i want to study in college yet, but i think i'm going towards either psychology, translation, or philospohy.
* i love to paint when i'm stressed
*i'm learning to play the violin. i started practicing when i was in middle school with my school's orchestra but now (after two years of not playing at all) my goal is to really practice effectively, and to actually learn something.
i'd love to make new friends and meet new people :) so my dms are always open if you want to talk
dark academia on a budget
(because not only rich people can be dark academics)
-thrifting with friends for old sweaters that someone’s grandfather must have worn
-getting second (or third or fourth) hand books and reading the notes that other people left in them
-making sure everything is tidy and clean, no matter what
-adopting a minimalist aesthetic
-or making your own decorations (which then makes you better at lettering and art)
-sitting in a local cafe and buying the cheapest thing so that you can study there (and making sure that you tip as much as you can)
-reading poetry online, printing your favorites, and posting them on your walls
-taking as much of your family’s clothing that they’ll let you have
-rotating the same few shirts, pants, and shoes without anyone noticing
-a lack of jewelry (because there are more important things)
-sitting outside at a park to read or write
-looking outside windows on public transport while listening to somber music
