Say What You Will, But You Can't Convince Me That Malia Obama Is Not Real Life Hermione Granger

this is a message for everyone who is 22. if you’re 22 please stop worrying. take a deep breath eat a bagel maybe. everything that feels impossible is going to work itself out. have a great day

philosophy resources post

written information

Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: the philosophy version of Wikipedia, except it’s ok to source it. 

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: if you can decipher some of the more advanced articles it’s a great source of information. 

Philosophy Pages: an easier, more summary-like version with Western philosophers. 

Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy: articles on most things concerning philosophy. 

audio

The Philosopher’s Zone: podcast style, covers countless topics

Philosophy Bites: not as easy to navigate, podcasts cover a lot of things with top philosophers

on writing essays

this site tells you do’s and don’t’s for your paper. 

this is the longest and most informative guide on how to write a philosophy essay I’ve ever read. (note: avoid when/if too much info feels almost counter-productive)

this is a neat, clear guide from Harvard on writing philosophy papers. 

extra

Why did the chicken cross the road - philosophy style. 

types of students: times of day

2am: neon lights, big dreams, phone notifications on, life plans in a journal, random burst of productivity, quiet unless with friends, poetry, working hard for something and achieving it

6am: studying with friends, pastel aesthetic, empty coffee shops, plant pots, expensive highlighters, bullet journaling, english class, finishing assignments on time, croissants

9am: motivational speeches, coffee supply that could last a year, full face of make-up, political science, perfectionism, trying your very best at everything, studying all days, hard work, ap classes

1pm: drinking tea, healthy snacks, study group, procrastination, scrolling studyblr, cute pajamas, easy a’s, philosophical conversations, getting distracted, lots of motivation, a bit lost, undecided major

3pm: after-school activities, one specific dream college, appreciating the aesthetic, reaching your goals, student council president, becoming friends with teachers, smiling in the hardest of times, studyspo pictures

7pm: messy handwriting, doodles on the paper, always looking your best, bold lipstick, scattered ideas, dark skies, tumblr in class, always the first to apologize after an argument, sweet voice, good heart

12pm: physical textbooks, libraries, campus marble walls, slow burn romance, reminiscing of what could have been, cries over bad grades, old soul, vintage

8/NOV/16 || PoliSci & Procrastination

I’m so sorry that it’s been so long since my last post. I’ve been so caught up in my school work and the stress induced by it, that I couldn’t spare my time to post on here :(

Anyway, I’m trying to get back on track. Setting my priorities straight and structuring my time accordingly made such a big difference! Last week I made a study-plan for my political science test. I stuck to it and got 100%! (Although it wasn’t that complex of a test, I’m still sooooo happy I got it :D)

I’m planning to go to bed early so that I can wake up earlier than usual in order to watch the last hour of the U.S. presidential election (Yay, timezones!). Good luck to the US of A!

Listening to: No Diggity - BLACKstreet (”All Star” Remix)

Legally Blonde (2001)

Calming CAT!

I wanted to make a revision printable for myself now that I’m in VCE, so I based it off the curve of forgetting in order to combat it. :) Usually I do a bit more revision than this, but I like use this sheet as a minimum for revision and also as a way to keep track of what to revise.

 Here’s a downloadable link for anyone else who would like to use it too!

“Overcoming the Curve of Forgetting” Printable

HOW TO USE:

one subject per printable

tick boxes for what tasks to do each revision session (there are two blanks to add any other unique method you like to use)

sub topics to revise in each subject

a tick & the date in each box for completion 

Good luck revising! 

the older I get the more dog I become

3 Healthy Breakfast Ideas for school

Hello guy’s, so after some people asked me if I could post some school breakfast ideas i thought about my 3 main breakfasts. Because I’m a vegan they are pretty healthy and don’t harm anything but you can still put in animal milk etc.

1. Oatmeal • Oatmeal is my go to breakfast. I eat it nearly everyday because its so healthy, oats are perfect for your skin and your stomach etc. All you need is a cup of oats, put them in a pot, put water into till its a bit ober the oats, you can also use milk. • Put cinnamon, chia seeds ( wich are high in omega 3 ! And thats really great if you dont like fish ) some shreded coconut or and flex seeds, whatever you like ! I always use some more coconut bc of the flavor. You can also put some vanilla extract or chocolate poweder etc. • Cook it until you get a creamy mass, if you like it mlre liquid, put more milk or wather inside. • If you think that your oats are finished put it in a bowl, now the fun part starts, i always put some dark chocolate on too bc its good for the heart and its also really taste and it melts so fast ! Yum ! You can also use some peanutbutter… whatever you like ! • The next step is to get some fruits, because fruits haha ! I always put bananas, blueberrys, strawberrys, appels etc etc into it ! • Enjoy your breakfast !

2. Pancakes This recipe is so so simpel, fast and healthy. All you need is one banana, one cup of meal & one cup water or milk whatever you prefer. Mash the banana and put the meal and the water/milk in it, stirr it until it gets a creamy and clean mass. Put some cinnamon and baking powder in it; only half of an tbsp. You can also put some vanilla extract in it. Make little pancakes in the pan, if you want and have you can out some blueberrys in it, tastes super great ! Top your pancakes in the end with fruits, nut butter, chocolate, jam etc…

3. Overnight Oats Overnight oats are the same as cooked one, only that you dont cook them.Overnight oats are just oats soaked overnight that absorb the liquid you put them in – any kind of liquid you like! The most common mixture is equal parts raw rolled oats, milk. You can use any kind of yogurt or milk. Put in the fridge overnight and let ’em soak up the liquids. It’s the same in the next morning again, you can put granola, seeds, fruits, chocolate… whatever you want on it !

Enjoy your breakfast ! 📚☺

Study challenge before the new schoolyear starts - week one.

Study challenge before the new schoolyear starts - week two.