Guys I Started A Long Awaited Dream Of Mine... A Youtube Channel! I Always Wanted To Document My Student

Its such a sad thing that this is true...

[010923] ready to better my future.

Tag Game

Thank you for tagging me @sofa-sogood!!

rules: you have to tag 20 of your followers you want to know better!

nickname: Lily

gender: female

astrological sign: Sagittarius

height: 5ft 6in

sexuality: bisexual

hogwarts house: ravenclaw

number of blankets: 1

where I'm from: the caribbean

dream trip: seoul or japan.

when i created this blog: early 2017 or 2018

why i created this blog: i created this one just for fun and to meet people but the i created my side blog to motivate me to be more productive and also to interaxt with people who have similar interests.

The people I'm tagging: @learn-korean-with-alli @cals-desk @caffestudy @hardworkign @studie-s @studydiaryofamedstudent @studylustre @studypool @kookmint @koreanstudytips @jaidspo @rylie-studies @gwen-studies @milkystudies & @han-studiesss

Have fun!

24|08|2020

Day 43 of My Summer Studying Challenge!

✨ 24th August ✨ Do you like wearing sunglasses?

sometimes i do but sometimes i don’t. i’ve never really worn them a lot tho because i prefer to see things normally even if it’s bright and tbh they annoy me a bit when i am wearing them

click on the photo for HQ and to see the pastel part of the title that always seems to disappear in pictures XD

So damn true

If I could coherently write my daydreams into stories I’d have a twelve part series done by now.

I want to cry but i have things to do

college decision season has been making me so nervous 😬 i just hate the anticipation and waiting :“( my fellow seniors, how are you all coping? i’m just trying to throw all my energy into track. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ posted on Instagram - https://ift.tt/3b6R5FZ

This is what I aspire to be😢

🍃 introduction 🍃

Hello everybody! Welcome to my studyblr!

— about me 🐯

my name is Aleksandra

I’m 21 years old

I’m studying Korean Philology 

I’m a Slytherin, INFJ & born in the year of the tiger!

I can speak Polish, German, English, Spanish, Korean & Greek!

— my interests 🎎

learning languages (Spanish, Korean, Latin)

literature & poetry

cinematography 

art (architecture, pottery, painting, sketching - basically everything!)

asian cultures! I especially love learning about their traditions, history, etc.

— my goals 🔝

revise and review material covered on my own

find out more about Korean culture

make vocab lists & grammar notes, as well as culture & history notes!

meet new people 

increase my Korean level to (at least!) TOPIK level 4 (B2)

— blogs that inspire me 💮

@warmhealer

@studyblr

@emmastudies

@law-andcoffee

@lawyerd

@studyfajr

@elkstudies

@annastudying

I hope we can all talk sometime! 

I swear i questioned life more than i already do already.

what does your bio mean? "the sea was never blue" ?

Homer used two adjectives to describe aspects of the colour blue: kuaneos, to denote a dark shade of blue merging into black; and glaukos, to describe a sort of ‘blue-grey’, notably used in Athena’s epithet glaukopis, her ‘grey-gleaming eyes’. He describes the sky as big, starry, or of iron or bronze (because of its solid fixity). The tints of a rough sea range from ‘whitish’ (polios) and ‘blue-grey’ (glaukos) to deep blue and almost black (kuaneos, melas). The sea in its calm expanse is said to be ‘pansy-like’ (ioeides), ‘wine-like’ (oinops), or purple (porphureos). But whether sea or sky, it is never just ‘blue’. In fact, within the entirety of ancient Greek literature you cannot find a single pure blue sea or sky.

— The Sea Was Never Blue, Maria Michela Sassi

What, from a cursory glance, appears blue generally has more to say. You lift a precious stone to the sunlight and it lights up, it refracts, but there’s always a side you can’t see. If you think you’ve thought of it all, think a little longer. There’s always more to consider.