#class notes

First day back in uni after my break, and while the break felt extremely long, I felt like I had already been back a month 😂. Was fighting to stay awake in my first class and literally just decided fuck it and pretty much just laid for half the class bc of the way the seats were. Lecturer gave us some good points for our next and last tutorial which was greatt but I did miss some of it cos I felt a coughing fit coming on and just left the class to save myself 😭. Absolutely hate coughing fits. Like nothing helps them much apart from embarrassment, struggling from breath and just waiting for them to let you live…

Played uno with K, A and N over lunch and was suuch great fun ^^ Can’t wait to organise that escape room with them after our exams. Also one of my exams changed dates (and ofc nobody was told even tho it has actually been changed for like 2 weeks now ;-;) so I’m already struggling with the mindset to not continue procrastinating and that it really isn’t too late for proper revision.. Wish me luck for it..

Also met K and J for lunch and had a really nice catch up together! Was absolutely exhausted again after tho so I didn’t study much after but I can already see myself getting a lot more familiarised with the material.

April Days of Productivity, Day 1

Yes I’m restarting… I really want a proper 30 days! My goals remain the same;

Studied for 2hrs 35

Took notes for inorganic and I might actually get them finished now just since the first exam was pushed back.

There are three morphologies of dorsal fins: nearly divided, continuous, and clearly divided.

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Anyways here's my doodles from my lecture notes-

Walter Lowrie, shown seated in the photo above, was secretary of Princeton University's Class of 1890 after outliving nearly all of the rest of its members, keeping Princeton updated on their activities from the age of 85 to the age of 90. His reports in the Class Notes section of the Princeton Alumni Weekly were, in the words of Princeton University president Harold Dodds, "the highspot of all the class notes that ever were." For the April 26, 1957 issue, which came out on his 89th birthday, he wrote, "At our age we are most profitably employed in doing nothing. Hence I seldom have anything to report." Still, he somehow found plenty to say about the fewer than a dozen alumni remaining in the Class of 1890--including apologizing when crossed wires led to him erroneously reporting on the death of classmate William Thompson. "The victim himself was so glad to find himself alive that he wrote me a most amicable letter..." (February 10, 1956)

books, books and more books📚

My morning was rather awful as I was so tired I considered skipping first lesson. Got up anyways and attend every single class of that day. Yay :) I’m a bit sceptical of my english teachers approach regarding ‚The Circle‘ by Dave Eggers but to be honest, it can’t get worse than his Shakespeare lessons…

My library shift was unusually quiet today. Did inventory and put all the returned books back into their spot. My old ap english teacher came in to get dictionaries (I’m glad I got rid of a few-) and I had a surprisingly polite fifth grade come in with their teacher to pick up their copies of ‚Tom Sawyer‘, which reminded me of the time I played Huckleberry Finn (yes, Finn played Finn lol) in 8th grade English class. Time flies by…

Now I’m off to dinner and picking someone up from the train station :)

Class notes 📝