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I loved my fit today ‼️‼️
21.04.2025 // 8/30: Started reading the graphic novel of Watership Down on my off days and actually went outside while the sun was there. Today I continued my literary anthropology course. I'm still a bit confused about the central themes of the first lection because it was basically a recap of the whole enlightenment period in detail. I definitely have to take extra notes to get myself an overview.
Finally spring has arrived to Stockholm.
04.21.2025 — This was actually yesterday (last night, to be exact), but I got super tired and forgot to post. I sat down to do my homework but worked on other assignments instead, then it got too late. Today I have a quiz and the said unfinished homework to do. 잘 할 수 있어.~
thinking i should do a reread soon
Alexander Goltz, Spring
March 22, 2025 - Saturday
I think this is the first time in my life that I was actually successful in continuing worship despite not having prayer!Usually going on break from prayer takes me out of the experience completely but alhamdulillah this year I was able to stay up for multiple of the last 10 nights even though that's when I couldn't pray ✨
April 20, 2025 — the weather warmed up for the first time in days. I managed to take a walk to a cute cafe and plan my week. I haven’t started my studies yet — it’s unclear whether I will begin in the summer or fall. I want to make a habit of posting on this blog as a way to hold myself accountable for when my studies do resume. I’ve taken a break for the past 2 years and I’m excited to begin again.
🎧 fearless – le sserafim
09.04.23 | Easter 🕊️
Happy Easter if you celebrate! I’m currently an Erasmus student, so this year I’m spending it differently. It’s my first time away from family during the holidays so I’m feeling a bit lonely today. Nonetheless, I’m loving my time here, visiting new places and roaming around, and I’m glad I got the opportunity to enjoy this once in a lifetime experience!
Sylvia Plath, aged 24, in a letter to her in-laws (dated Monday, 12 November 1956)
April 18 , 2025
All photographs clicked by me 📸 :)
07.04.25
Studying, studying and more studying. Can't complain though, what I'm reading is very interesting. I only wish deadlines didn't exist.
“Walk the line”
Morning walk to Cove Island. Saturday April 19th 6:10-6:20am
(viacarad1016)
April 5th, 2025
17.05.2025—this week has been all over the place. sleep has been up and down, as has mood. reminder to take care of yourselves, these are distressing times we live in.
rainy day, went on a short walk and got a hazelnut latte
18|04|2025
Slowly crawling back here to post to talk about books, because ngl, I missed it. At the moment, weirdly enough I only have one book on my currently reading and it still is Emily Wilde's Compendium of Lost Tales. This is the third and final book in this series, and despite me being a little over 100 pages into it I am not vibing with it. I loved the previous two books, and flew through them, but I am so stuck with this one. I don't even feel like picking it up. It is partially due to my mental health and energy levels at the moment, but also I feel like it's also this book's fault too. It's been very slow so far and I don't really see where it's going? Not much has happened so far, which also makes me wonder why this book exists in the first place. Maybe this could have been a very good duology? I feel like it's dragging a lot, idk. If someone has read the whole series and can give me some spoiler free opinions that would be lovely. I am really hoping that the plot will start doing something for me, because I want to read so bad, but at the same time this book is not keeping me interested to have a good reading session.
18/04 🍰
Things I did today:
wrote final essay
2 hrs of chemistry
2 hrs of biology
took small nap
30mins reading
Currently trying to catch up on protein synthesis since I was absent that day, also preparing for the organic chemistry test next week (ㆁωㆁ*)
notes upon notes upon notes 🎶
♡♡♡
Pride & Prejudice dir. Joe Wright | 2005
An appreciation post for all the coffees & teas I’ve lovingly consumed this year. There is something so healing about taking a small moment to enjoy a warm drink, especially when it feels like a hug in a mug. ☕️🤍
gentle reminder you can rise up from everything. you can recreate yourself. nothing is permanent. you are not stuck. you have choices. you can think new thoughts. you can learn something new. you can create new habits. all that matters is that you decide today and never look back.
Enjoying life again, my two biggest uni assignments are done done done 🌸🍵
omw to the library with an iced cinnamon dolce latte because i can’t seem to focus without leaving the house and spending money 🏃♀️
jane eyre paperback covers published between 1950 and 1970
finding small pockets of time to look at the beauty of everyday
Happy WFH Valentine’s Day 🤎🤍
PhD Day 38 (yesterday): this time for real, I finished doing all the changes my supervisor suggested so I have finally fully submitted my grant proposal!
a new crochet project that i'm working on when not studying phonetics. my exam is in 3 days and at this point i'm just begging the universe to let me pass this class.
24.05.2021 // i love visiting my parents because my mom always makes some wonderful cakes. eating, drinking coffee and reading are the most important things in this family. this explains why i read so many books at home. i usually finish a book every two days which is really good for me. and this is the only reason why i still can keep up with my storygraph reading challenge.