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Day 03/100

finally finished the rough draft for my first English essay of the semester. Four hours well spent...now to rest my little fingers.

I also feel like doing the 100 days of productivity is going to make me more accountable for my homework.

I hope everyone had a wonderful Holiday season!

Even Charles was in the spirit!

I wanted to share some new books I acquired over the holiday with you, I’m very lucky to have a family that encourages my interests.

From left to right:

No Bone Unturned by Jeff Benedict

Dr. Mütter’s Marvels by Cristin O’keefe Aptowicz

Illustrations of the Gross Morbid Anatomy of the Brain of the Insane (1908) by I.W Blackburn

A Forest of Kong’s by Linda as he’ll and David Freidel

Jungleland by Christopher Stewart

My fall break has officially begun!

Four weeks from today the semester ends. It's going so fast! And I still have so much to do!

I hope you all have a wonderful and safe fall break!

Color code everything!

Anthropology study time

Free books from the University Library!!

Book haul!

The other day, my brother and I went to lunch on Main Street, and I absolutely had to stop at my favorite local bookstore.

Where I found these:

I already tore through Invitation to Anthropology, and I absolutely cannot wait to read The Human Odyssey!

I also went to the college bookstore and got 3/4 of my textbooks for the semester.

Needless to say, I am excited to dive into these babies.

1/24/19. 2/100

Today I discovered there is an Einstein's Bros. Bagels in my university library!

Rocking out some Geology chapters with my avocado bagel and chai tea. Good way to spend time between classes

Accidental Overachiever

Welp...it has happened.

In my Cultural Anthropology class I have officially become the person who raises their hand so much that the teacher asks, "anyone else have an answer?"

But it kinda makes me feel like Hermione.

"I'm going to not buy any more books until I finish all my other books"

Biggest lie I tell myself

I just wanted to make a post for anyone starting college/university at an older age.

I'm 24 and most of my classmates are fresh out of high school, which is great for them!

But I just wanted to say that it's never too late, for anyone. You can still work to improve your future even if you feel like a late starter.

Put yourself out there! Do it for you! Work towards your goals!

You got this!