#studyco

Hello!!

Hey guys, my names G and I’ve been apart of the studyblr community for a year now. I’ve watched many videos, followed many studyblrs on Instagram and tumblr. I’ve used the advice many of you guys have provided me with and honestly, it helped me out so much. Today I wanted to start my own studyblr, I want to be able to share my work to others and hopefully help you all out. A few of my favorite studyblrs are @focusign @studyign @studyquill and @emmastudies

They have helped me out so much when I first started out :)

Now a few facts about me :)

1. I am born and raised in Canada

2. Stationary junkie obviously!’ Sadly stationary in Canada is overpriced.

3. I am a grade 12 student going into a business school

4. I am a coffee lover

5. I write books and have completed one.

6. I hope to have one of my books published.

7. I love chocolate

8. I love Shakespeare

9.Canadian weather got me used to freezing temperatures

10. I love to bujo and I started calligraphy

11. I love violin and classical music

12. I love Charlie Puth

13. I also like listening to fall out boy

               Dark clouds swirled around the snow-capped peaks while the wind-whipped, stinging rain battered my face. I grip on to the icy ropes, hoisting myself up as I gasp for air.

               I inhale and the crisp air burns my throat. I grab the edge of the mountain leaping up to the surface. Everyone ahead of me, I speed up swiftly walking towards the others. I stick my cleats in the thick snow and trudge up the steep mountain. "Wait... up..." I hear in the faint background.

               I turn around only to see the faint figure of a man. I start walking towards him and as I grow closer, he disappears. I stand there, blankly looking at what is now nothing but snow. I keep walking and next thing I know I'm on the ground. I look to see what I tripped over only to see a lifeless body in the snow.

               I sling my backpack over my shoulders and grab a can of oxygen and quickly put the mask over his face. "Come on, COME ON." I scream. Nothing. As I'm about to give up I hear a gasp. The man opens his eyes and grasps the mask pushing up against his face. He looks up at me as I smile, knowing, I just saved someone's life. I grab his arm and pick him up off the ground. We walk together, now alone in the middle of Mount Everest.