Being Sick Sucks

We had a lot of rain this winter, more than what we’re used to. It brought water back to our waterfalls and flowers back to our hills. Southern California is covered in wildflowers. (taniainnature)

it’s the fourteenth of october and i woke up to snow and sunlight

02022020 | a lot of 2s today…

it’s the shortest month of the year, so every day will count! i have a lot of goals, but one i’ll share now is getting a better handle on parsing linguistic theory so that 1) i can understand and 2) help my classmates

maybe i’ll post little ‘bites’ of readings to help me practice [and you all get a chance to learn about interdisciplinary linguistic writings]?

09.14.20 | an orange study mood today, ft. my old rhodia bullet journal, stabilo pens, and a late-night iced thai tea with boba!

🍊🎵 thinkin bout you - frank ocean

june 25, 2020 [click for hq] 
reviewing my chem textbook while blasting lofi. nice. (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)و today I made a lil sideblog @0tsukare that shall be dedicated to shitposting, cats, and activism hehe :)

4/100 - big exam tomorrow! wish me luck!! • 100 days of productivity

november 19th, saturday

zoning out and walking into the apartment next to the library instead counter: 2

struggling with biological classification and physics these days. winter brings along the desire to sit at the corner of my room and stare at the ceiling endlessly: no thoughts, head empty.

I think I might start a productivity challenge because the november blues seem unending, just like the number of forthcoming exams.

🎧: skeletons by keshi

02052020 | phonetics and … logic?

still hammering away at ipa (and trying to practice those ‘handwritten As’). meanwhile, i was finally able to work out more difficult truth tables….i couldn’t even understand them in undergrad!

fall is here; fall in love with colder days, sweaters, warm coffee, cats & studying vibes✨🍂

22/4/2020 | 32/60 Days of Productivity

So much data, so many hypotheses to keep track of