~✧°+* 10/100 days of doing better*+°✧~
09.08.2023
10% done with the challange!
I finally got to analyzing the poem I wanna write my essay on. I had a blast! I love writing essays and enjoy pretty much every step of the process, but working with primary texts still is my favourite. It reminds me why I decided to study English literature.
I also continued reading All Quiet on the Western Front. I really love this book and should manage to finish it by the end of the week. Maybe I'll check out some of Remarque's other books!
Positive things I did today:
kept the duolingo Spanish streak going
studied at the library
went for a walk
read outside
went to a café to relax after studying
Hours slept: ~9hrs 3mins Screentime: 3hrs 30mins Steps taken: ~6.600
before i go to sleep,
languages include sign languages. Personally, I'm multilingual with 2-3 mother tongues of equal ability and usage and my dreams have no language beyond facial expressions and gestures.
~✧°+* 4/100 days of doing better*+°✧~
31.07.2023
Another late update. I hope I get into the habbit of posting these before bed again, it rounds off the day very nicely.
The exam went well! It took me a while because I struggle with staying focused a lot, but I believe we ended up with something presentable!
I didn't do too much besides the exam. In the evening I went for a walk and got Young Mungo. I wanted a Mieko Kawakami book but I want to read her writing in German and they didn't have the German editions. So I went with another one I've been eyeing for a while!
Positive things I did today:
kept the duolingo Spanish streak going
took my history of witch hunts exam
went for a walk
got a pizza (as a treat)
bought a book I've been meaning to read for a while
continued watching Peaky Blinders with my friend
Hours slept: ~8hrs Screentime: 7hrs Steps taken: ~4.300
A flawless plan, as always
~✧°+* 17/100 days of doing better*+°✧~
16.08.2023
I blame the fact that I am so lost in the sauce on the amount of stress I am under at the moment. It's also gotten really hot again which my body is NOT built for.
I started looking for apartments, though. I'm planning to move to a bigger place with some friends early next year - we'll see if that actually works, but we for sure are motivated.
Positive things I did today:
cleaned the apartment
worked on the Hamilton essay
read before bed
Hours slept: ~7hrs Screentime: ~5hrs Steps taken: ~4.400
any recommendations/personal favourites from the image collections to print out and make a wall collage out of? (extra love if it’s not artstor, my uni doesnt have a subscription to that)
I love this question! It very much depends on your personal vibe, but here's a list of every collection designated as open to get you started:
Folger Shakespeare Library
Images from the History of Medicine
Museum of New Zealand - Te Papa Tongarewa
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Science Museum Group
Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture
Statens Museum for Kunst-National Gallery of Denmark
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Wellcome Collection
“Years of love have been forgot, in the hatred of a minute.”
— Edgar Allen Poe
~✧°+* intro post *+°✧~
I've been here for a while, so I guess it's finally time to introduce myself!
Hi, I'm Sunny and welcome to my tumblr! ☾✧☽
So, who am I?
I'm Sunny
any pronouns
23 years old
German
studying (BA) English literature and (minor) European history
speak German and English fluently, a little bit of French, currently trying to learn spanish
into creative writing
like bands, going to concerts, (musical) theatre, reading, fashion and many more things
And what exactly is my tumblr for?
reblogging everything I like
documenting my studies
talking about books
sharing some of my writing
romanticising the every-day
I'd be thrilled to be part of a community that shares the same values and interests as I do. <3
Reblog if you're queer, have ADHD, or hate the government.
Nobody needs to know which one.
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??
Anne | 24 | German | English literature student | writer | band lover
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