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January 29 to February 04 2018

01/100 Days of Productivity | 01/06/17

I finally decided to post an original! This is my first one and I don’t really know wether it is studyblr worthy but here you go!

I decided to start the DoP challenge as I need some motivation to study for mock exams…

HI peeps! My name is Tae and this is officially my first post! *woot woot*

So I’ve been commuting to college for 2 years now, so I wanted to share some of my necessities for commuting! (This can also apply to high school and non commuting students)

Book bag- What I normally look for in a book bag:

Compartments - Idk if it’s just me but my book bags absolutely have to have a side pocket. It’s good to have your water bottle on the outside so you can avoid spills and have easier access. I also keep my umbrella there. I don’t want it getting anything wet and if I sit it down I am 99% sure gonna lose it before the day is over. 

Materials - If you’re in an area that rains and snows you’ll want something water proof (or like that material that water just slides off..that’s water proof..right..carry on)

Size - Most book bags come with that laptop compartment. Check the specs and make sure your laptop will fit.

Cost - Remember:  You get what you pay for. You should invest in a good book bag that’ll last you. But it doesn’t have to be an arm, leg and your first born.

Phone Charger-

Phone charger, portable charger, car charger. You’ll need one with you. Nothing like being an hour away from home on 5% and a panicking mother.

Headphones/Earplugs -

I personally prefer earplugs. They’re easier to put away and allows me to still be aware of my surroundings.

Water bottle and snacks -

Get a reusable/refillable water bottle, help save the planet and stuff!

I STRONGLY suggest that you keep your snacks in a plastic baggy of some sort. Guys. The amount of crumbs at the bottom of my book bag could feed an army of ants. Horrible day that was..

Small wallet/pouch-

I have a small wallet that I just keep my IDs, card, and cash in. Got it from Walmart, $4.

***side note** Have at least $10 cash and like $1 of quarters, for emergencies or in case a vending machine is being stupid***

I use one of those little plastic makeup pouches to get my little things like chapstick, mini hand sanitizer and lotion, and feminine products in. So they’re not all over the place and if you need to switch bags BAM. Easy peasy.

april 1, 2017.

went to muji yesterday for some good-ole retail therapy after my math test. i’m starting a bullet journal !!