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ki-ndness:
“Hi sweet peaches 🍑! MY TOOFACED/SEPHORA MAKE UP GIVE AWAY 🍑! 3 WINNERS PICKED! I don’t use make up so I want to share with you beauties. + 2 $200 vouchers for sephora available to use anywhere. 💕 3 lucky winners to be picked. RULES:...

ki-ndness:

Hi sweet peaches 🍑! MY TOOFACED/SEPHORA MAKE UP GIVE AWAY 🍑! 3 WINNERS PICKED! I don’t use make up so I want to share with you beauties. + 2 $200 vouchers for sephora available to use anywhere. 💕 3 lucky winners to be picked. RULES: Reblog heaps for a higher chance to win. No need to follow my Tumblr. But instagram follows/likes on my insta pics will give you a higher chance to be the winner. (Yep I’m trying to gain insta friends,followers,activity 😊) WINNERS RECEIVE: -1st winner gets all of the too faced make up items in my picture -2nd winner gets a $200 sephora voucher. -3rd winner gets a $200 sephora voucher as well. OTHER INFO: I will pick the 3 winners on the 18th of April. Any other questions you have just message me 💕! Also the more you like/comment on my instagram pics and are friendly the more chance you have of winning. Sending love, happiness and safety to you all have fun gorgeous people. 🍑

lucubro:

last week’s spread! 🌼🌿
the most adorable drawing of the McElroy boys is by @geraltsbeard :’) i’m currently kinda obsessed with them so i wanted to feature them in my bujo as well!

kaylareads:

little spread dedicated to spiderman homecoming! i love this movie sm 💗 tom holland is an amazing actor omg 😭

instagram: kaylajournals

equaticns:

Ohh boy, I’ve done so much math this week, I’m lovinggg this subject 🙆🏻💕

Taken from my studygram: @equaticnss

underwaterstrawberry:

running low on coffee and ink

lifeinatextbook:
“ 28.02.16 that mess you see up there, is everything I studied this weekend :) I feel v proud of myself for completing everything I planned to do 😎
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lifeinatextbook:

28.02.16 that mess you see up there, is everything I studied this weekend :) I feel v proud of myself for completing everything I planned to do 😎

abby-studies-art:
“ When you are balancing classes, homework, extracurriculars, and a full/part time job, it can be hard to find the necessary time to look after yourself. The important thing is to make good use of the small chances you get during...

abby-studies-art:

When you are balancing classes, homework, extracurriculars, and a full/part time job, it can be hard to find the necessary time to look after yourself. The important thing is to make good use of the small chances you get during the day! I’ve broken it up into time chunks, to make it easier.

Two Minutes

  • Brush your teeth/hair etc
  • Wash your face, or splash cold water on it
  • Drink a glass of water
  • Stretch! (especially if you've been sitting down for awhile)

Five Minutes

  • Take the stairs!
  • Jumping jacks/squats (I do them all the time behind the counter at work!)
  • Take a break and eat a piece of fruit

Ten Minutes

  • Walk instead of bussing
  • Reapply sunscreen if needed
  • Take a power nap if you need one
  • Do a short meditation

Twenty Minutes

  • Find a short yoga routine on youtube
  • Go for a quick run
  • Take a longer nap
  • Write in a journal/ Notebook if that's your thing

Thirty Minutes

  • Workout
  • Do a full yoga routine
  • Run/walk around your block a few times
  • Take the time to prepare a special, healthy snack for yourself!

One Hour or More

  • Workout weights or cardio
  • Tidy your room/ office space
  • Catch up on other duties (to relieve stress)
  • Prepare a meal and make enough for a lunch the next day

As its summer in half of the world, I’d like to remind my friends in the northern hemisphere that health in the heat means drinking cold liquids to stay hydrated, wearing sunscreen to prevent burns and skin damage, and spending time in the shade throughout the day! 

Take Care of Yourselves! 

cxanureto:

(28.03.16) planejei um cronograma de estudos / fiz 37 flashcards de alemão e pratiquei até acertar 100% deles / fiz mais flashcards sobre as aulas de estudos gramaticais / iniciei a leitura + resumo da segunda parte do livro do possenti / comecei a fazer cartões com termos e definições para estudos linguísticos / logo irei para a aula de alemão.

elkstudies:

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Here’s a list of some of the things I learnt in my first year of college that I wish I had known before I started:

  • Unidays!! So before I started I went out & bought new clothes, notebooks, stationery etc. for college, & I wish I hadn’t because most of the stores I bought from, have a student discount when you use Unidays/show your id in store. ((They also have 10% Apple if you’re buying new electronics!!))
  • Lecturers do care. All through secondary/high school, I was told, “when you go to college, lecturers won’t care about you.”  From my experience, this isn’t true. Most lecturers do care because your performance in exams reflects on them as a lecturer. While they won’t spoon-feed you, they are there to help you if you’re struggling/have a few questions. 
  • Don’t copy down the lecturer’s slides (if they post them online!). In my first semester, I wrote everything off the slides, and spent so much time in the lecture paying attention to the slides, I missed what the lecturer was saying, which is more important to note down as you won’t be able to find it online. 
  • What buildings and lecture halls my classes were in. If you can, try going to each building/hall to see exactly where you need on your first day/week.
  • You don’t need to sit at the front of a lecture hall to get the best out of a lecture. I thought before college the only way I could pay attention would be by sitting up the front but I’ve found this isn’t the case for me. I work best sitting in the middle because then I don’t have to make eye-contact with the lecturer (something I find really uncomfortable) and I’m not worried about what’s happening behind me. Everyone’s different so try to find a place that suits you! 
  • It’s totally okay to do things alone. In school, I feel like there’s a bit of a group culture, where you can’t do anything without someone else but in college, it’s good to go to lectures/have lunch and go the library by yourself sometimes (& no one will judge you for it). 
  • The library isn’t the only study place. The library can be intimidating especially for 1st years. When I started I loved reading rooms which were smaller and more private. 
  • How to print stuff off in college. Learn how to do it asap! I only found out in my second semester. It’s just something that’s handy to know! Before you go to college just google your college’s name & print and you’ll find out how.
  • The college doctor’s office is free/a lot cheaper! I didn’t actually use the doctor’s office but it’s good to know how much it’s going to be if you do need to go! (This depends on what college you go to, check beforehand)
  • You don’t need to buy the textbook. I know so many people who paid a lot of $ for a textbook when they could have used one of the library’s multiple copies or got a cheaper one from a past student.
  • College can offer a lot more than just classes. Volunteering opportunities, societies, clubs, counselling services are just a few things that are available that aren’t related to class, make use of them.
  • The people you’re friends with the first week, may not still be your friends at the start of the year (and that’s okay!). You’ll meet a lot of people in college and it can take time to find people you really connect  & want to be friends with. 
  • You may have to study something you’re not that big of a fan of at first. Some courses are general to start off with and let you specialise later. Don’t be put off by this, work hard and it’ll pay off when you get to pick what you want to study later!
  • College is hard. You may get homesick, find your classes difficult, or feel lonely but it get’s better. It’s only normal to find a new situation difficult but stick with it & you’ll get through it!!  

Best of luck if you’re starting college this year!! Remember to enjoy every moment of it! 💛


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To Do List

  • Clear - organized to-do and reminders
  • MinimaList - simple to-do and focus timer
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