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Has to be 3pm. I love the colour yellow and it is basically the only colour i wear besides black. Not sure how much I walk in barefoot but I do dislike socks. More like oversized hoodies than t-shirts cause they are warm. Defo a bit crazy with my organisation and with how my life-style was before pandemic.

I have the tendency to leave my assignments to the last minute so it is kind of a miracle I've started preparing for my land law assignment today. Partly why I started earlier than usual is because the assignment is essentially a skeleton argument (fancier problem question) and we actually have to have a template similar to ones used in court. Usually my assignments are more your general academic essays analysing stuff so I am a bit more worried about this one, especially as I am on track for first class and don't wanna ruin it by being careless.

I discovered that I have missed 2 lecture recordings of environmental law. Luckily I have enough time to listen to them before exam but it wasn't a pleasant discovery. Just a reminder I need to check more that I haven't missed anything important. I took over an Instagram account of a youth activity centre from back home for the day. I was asked to share my experience of studying and living abroad. It was really interesting experience and I hope people liked what I posted.

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I feel like I often need a midweek break. A day where I don't have to stare at the screen all day as my eyes get so tired and sensitive. I would get all my textbooks from uni library but they decided if it has an online access they are not loaning the physical copy right now so this means even more time spent on staring at screens as so many books now have limited (like 2 people can use at once) online access.

Now that I have a bit calmer period before exams begin I am going to try to read a bit more. I'm currently reading Emma and what a find it is from a charity shop + I really like the cover. I still need to drink some form of coffee everyday to keep me going.

A week into my Easter break and I've used it as a time to recharge because just before the break I had to submit my undergrad dissertation. At least it's done now and I can focus on essays for other modules. Been ignoring land law essay preparation a bit because it can be quite boring. Instead I decided to take an online course on hate crime and hate speech.

Oh how I love living by the sea and just going there to sit and read a book at 10am. Today has been a late start for studying but I wanted to take advantage of a good weather and lack of people on the promenade in the morning. Has anyone else started to feel really nervous during pandemic when there are a lot of people walking around in your area on a nice day? Doesn't help that I live on a naturally busy street and neighborhood