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"Kieślowski por Kieślowski", de Krzysztof Kieślowski en la #LíneaB.
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"Kieślowski por Kieślowski", de Krzysztof Kieślowski en la #LíneaB.
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Romanizing Online School; as a dark academia student📜🏛.
- Making coffee in the early hours of the morning.
- Making a cozy study corner in your room.
- Taking extra online classes so you can return prepared for school.
- Reading assigned novels while taking a walk in the woods.
- Sitting in a sunny meadow while studying, lots of blankets, and hot chocolate on the side.
- Finding lots of helpful websites for studying and research.
- Joining an online studying group.
- Finding writing sites with typewriter sound.
- Getting into heated online academic discussions.
- Following Harvard’s YouTube channel.
- Going on an online vintage book hunt!
- Actually participating in online classes even though it’s awkward af.
- Getting time to just focus on studying and taking some time to yourself.
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