BOOKS! The Cambridge MML library is amazing
Today has been awesome. I had chemistry first thing, and then double German (my favourite class!), then I had some Galette des Rois in French and ended the day with Biology. No frees today but a really positive time all round :)
I’m sat doing homework now and I’ve promised myself I can watch a new TV programme that’s on later if I get it done haha
Rules: Put your entire music library on shuffle and list the first 10 songs, then choose 10 victims.
Thank you for tagging me, @marie-curie :)
1. Hold Me While You Wait - Lewis Capaldi
2. Laughter Lines - Bastille
3. Some Might Say - Oasis
4. Caméléon - Maître Gims
5. Legenden - Max Giesinger
6. Nummer Eins - Stereoact
7. Zeitlupe - Madeline Juno
8. Doom Days - Bastille
9. Angel with a Shotgun - The Cab
10. Borderline - Madeline Juno
There are disproportionately many English songs on this list; the majority of songs in my library are in French and German haha
My victims are: @studydiaryofamedstudent @patriotstudies @problematicprocrastinator @vocative @alettereminuscole @apricot-studies @hastily-written @dusknotes @briellestudies @fluencylevelfrench
(Sorry if you’ve already been tagged!)
Good morning all! I’ve just arrived at sixth form and I’m making chemistry notes and clearing up any homework I have left until my first lesson starts at 2pm (I have 4 free periods).
Rules:
Answer 11 questions
Nominate 11 other bloggers by tagging them
Ask those bloggers 11 questions
Thank you to @marie-curie for nominating me! Right then, let’s get started! Oh, and Happy New Year’s Eve haha
29. I kept a diary of what I read. It’s a pathetic total but it’s more than I’ve read in a year before AND I’ve been super busy so I’m quite proud of that :)
Werner Pfennig from All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. He’s such a bright spark. I freaking love this book. It’s like the only fiction book I’ve read in English in two years!
I don’t watch TV as a rule but actually I’m quite into Grey’s Anatomy and Doctor Who.
To read more *English-language* fiction! And also to start learning to code. I’ve wanted to for a while
Brace yourselves, this answer is quite long. My most recent has to be Scared of the Dark from the new Spider-Man soundtrack (yes. Yes I did go there haha). But then we have:
High Hopes by P!ATD
On Fire by Loïc Nottet (please give him some love omg his voice!)
Almost all of Maître Gims 2018 album Ceinture noire. La Même is THE best thing on it though.
Max Giesinger’s album Die Reise. All of it.
Hier mit dir by Wincent Weiss
I am literally incapable of reading anything in one go or quickly. It takes me days to get through a couple of pages nowadays haha but I guess the fastest I’ve read was L’invitée. And we all know how long I was reading that xD
No. I have got to have absolute silence or I can’t focus on the words haha
I don’t have one :)
Oh my God there are so many! But I guess my top 8 would be (in alphabetical order):
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
The Czech Republic
Luxembourg
New Zealand
Norway
The hippogriff! I love eagles and I love horses and the hippogriff is a very handsome, very powerful mix of both.
I have had a blast this year, and I am a completely different person now to how I started the year. I’ve grown up a lot from having to travel solo and made some fantastic friends. I’ve really gone out and made memories for the first time in my life. I reckon among the highlights are my time at the summer school at Cambridge University and going to London with just my friend from school. We were sat in Five Guys not having a care in the world. And we went shopping and I let my friend dress me haha
I can’t neglect my best friends of course - the sleepover I had with them a couple of months back was so much fun!
And I guess all the times I have laughed. Including my friend’s birthday, where I tried VR for the first time.
So those were my 11 questions. I hope I haven’t bored you too much. I’m now going to nominate:
@myhighschoolstudies @anatomyandcappuccini @cyclicstudies @etudaire @freckledstudy @psychologyhermione @pianoandstudy @nic-biostudies @a-study-in-letters @helianthusstudy @patriotstudies
Sorry if you’ve already done this! You guys are going to answer the following:
What was your favourite film this year?
What are you looking forward to in 2019?
If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why?
You are given the chance to master anything you wish in 2019. (This could be a language, a school subject or a hobby like ballet or playing an instrument, or literally anything you like.) What do you pick?
If you could change one thing about 2018, what would it be?
What were you most proud about in 2018?
Have you made any New Year’s resolutions?
You can take three books and three songs from this year into next year. Which do you choose?
What is your favourite memory of this year?
Which countries would you like to visit?
Not all of 2018 has been bad news. What happened that made you smile?
A Level hell has finally begun haha
Physical chemistry wasn’t so bad
THIS is the result I’ve worked my arse off for since I was 14. Maths was the only subject I didn’t magically get A*s in. In fact, I used to be so scared of maths because I got more questions wrong than I got right. I had no confidence to say I didn’t understand. But my maths teacher from Year 7-11 gave me the confidence not just to understand, but to actually enjoy maths.
But he left last year, and I knew that I wouldn’t have him at A Level so I didn’t choose it as a taught subject. Instead, I chose to teach myself - but I only made that choice at the end of Year 12.
2 years’ content in less than 1 academic year. Harder than ever. On my own. On top of 4 other subjects. Everyone thought I was crazy but I wanted to prove I could do it.
And do you know what? This may only be a practice paper, but I am prouder of this result than I am of any other test I’ve done because this one I had to work really REALLY hard for.
Hi all! Back at it again with the biology notes - this time it’s the adrenal glands ft hand-drawn diagrams. This is actually really interesting stuff and I’m loving A2 biology!
So I’ve written a German essay, answered a bunch of questions based on an article and have also done a bunch of French homework, and it’s only the first official day of half term! I had a pretty restful weekend but I did at least one task just to keep busy.
I think tonight I’ll read Le Père Goriot and then maybe get a couple of pages through Genes. And I’ll go to the shop and get some milk because otherwise I can’t have a cup of tea and I’m desperate for one haha
Reblogging because this is some serious talent that needs to be shown to the whole world 😍
Nathan
Gotta love that NMR!
Also can we appreciate those perfect hexagons because it took ages to draw those ahaha
Have a great Sunday!
2/5/19
I get a fizzing feeling all over when I solve a puzzle :)
Or it may be a heart attack brought on by the fact that’s it’s flipping May already!
Lauren, 22 - England - chemistry PhD student - studyblr - English, French (fluent), German (B2) - original and reblogged content - nice to meet you!
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