~✧°+* 21 & 22/100 days of doing better*+°✧~
20. & 21.8.2023
It's been all chores, chores, chores, andxiety and poor attempts at trying to cope with the heat.
Very excited for things to be a bit more normal again (and cooler, too) next week.
Positive Things I did these days:
lots of chores
played sims
worked on the hamilton essay
went on a walk
Hours slept: ~9hrs & ~6hrs 45mins Screentime: ~3hrs 30mins & ~ 6hrs Steps taken: ~8.100 & ~800
~✧°+* 25/100 days of doing better*+°✧~
28.08.2023
I'm thankfully starting to find a good balance between work, chores and free time again and I'm actually making slow but steady progress on my assignments. The only problems whenever I stay at my parents house are that I don't sleep or eat as well as I do at my place. But I'll try to fix that somehow.
Positive things I did today:
did the laundry
went grocery shopping
worked on literature Review for my Hamilton essay
Hours slept: ~10hrs Screentime: ~4hrs Steps taken: ~800
a lot of anti-historian stuff comes across like “i want history to be simple and i am suspicious of people who tell me it’s not” and this is a thing you see from people on any place on the political spectrum
Going on study dates to pretty libraries, fighting to find a seat next to each other.
On discord listening to them go through a powerpoint the night before their big presentation.
The Arts/Humanities one proof-reading the STEM one's motivation letters/long emails.
Reading through interesting research in bed together, sharing the one phone screen.
Alternating between who is the one making tea for the study session. (Bonus: matching study mugs)
Study breaks include marveling over some super niche knowledge acquired during the study session.
Emailing an article as a pdf, and titling the email "I thought you'd find this interesting :-)"
Setting a timer for a cuddle break when the assignment work gets too overwhelming. Celebrating together when the assignment gets done.
Sharing the excitement of finding a new productivity app / stationary shop / study hack.
~✧°+* 100 days of doing better *+°✧~
I have seen various versions of these 100-day-challenges floating around and decided I wanted to try it out as well!
Instead of just doing "100 days of productivity" or "100 days of studying", however, I decided on coming up with a version of this challenge that better fits my life and caters towards my personal goals more effectively.
100 days of doing better combines efforts to improve academically (through studying and working on assignments), to improve my daily life (through keeping on top of chores and managing my living spaces), my social life (through taking breaks and spending time with friends) as well as efforts ot improve my mental health (through doing things I like, indulging in hobbies and taking a step back if I need it).
Some specific goals I would like to achieve/do in these 100 days:
start studying Spanish more seriously
read at least 2-5 books for fun
cut down on social media/phone time
start the first draft for a story I have been meaning to write
try new recipes and cook a meal once a day
start research on possible BA thesis topics
get out of the house once a day
find an internship for the next semester break
meet up with friends from school at least once
declutter my closet
If you like this version of the challange feel free to join me!
Either way, I hope we'll spend the coming 100 days making the best of out lives <3
They never want to stop
~✧°+* 31/100 days of doing better*+°✧~
03.09.2023
Some people are Gilmore Girls people as soon as autumn hits and some people are Twilight people. I am 100% a Twilight person, absolutely unapologetically.
Positve things I did today:
did some admin work
played some video games
looked for apartments
Hours slept: ~8hrs 45mins Screentime: ~5hrs 30mins Steps taken: ~500
Ah, the good old taxi driver. I get that one so frequently as well, especially since I dropped out of the teacher-trainee program in favor of a "regular" BA in English. Wether it's linguistics or literature, people struggle immensely with understanding what language might possibly be good for and how anyone might be able to monetize it. (I hate that everything is always about money)
visited a museum today that shows you how blind people navigate through their everyday lives (very interesting btw) and this one lady wanted to know what i'm studying so when i told her linguistics, she honest to god said "what can you do with that except become a taxi driver" 🤡 idk maybe work on those text-to-speech systems that we just learnt about?? yk for blind people??
We don't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
Anne | 24 | German | English literature student | writer | band lover
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