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9.7.2019 // did some scrap-booking about my prague adventures!
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You can discover your favourite band when you’re in your late twenties. You can meet your best friend when you’re in your thirties. You can finally accomplish a life goal when you’re in your fifties. Your youth isn’t the only time frame where amazing, life-changing things can happen.
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I’m here. Ily.
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well!
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me with 0 drinks in me, unprompted: lorde literally INVENTED the sad indie girl pop sound that artists like alessia cara and halsey are using today when she was only fifteen years old and the reason royals was such a hit was because it sounded like nothing else on the radio or the charts at the moment and for someone who has been so influential she is criminally underappreciated in this essay i will
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there’s so much going on literally everywhere right now and I know it can be overwhelming so this is just a lil reminder to make sure you’re ok. surround yourself with good things, good thoughts, good people and take care of yourself first. it’s easy to get carried away and to feel like you’re carrying all of the world’s pain in your chest. i’m sending all of my love to you today.
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it’s never too late!!!!!!! to text them back. to drink enough water today. to get into a skincare routine. to learn the piano or how to paint!! to learn winged eyeliner. to tell them how u feel. to start getting fitter. to get changed or brush your teeth or shower today. to read that book or watch that show everyone was talking about years ago. to turn an acquaintance into a friend. if u don’t start somewhere u won’t go anywhere at all.
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11.06.18 06:28am. Pre exam cramming & coffee.
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reblog if your name isn't Ashley.
2,121,566 people are not Ashley and counting!
We’ll find you Ashley.
This post is scandalous.
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reblogging because ashley cant.
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2019.03.07 || I’ve been out of the loop lately since it’s been a pretty overwhelming week — but on top of all, I got accepted in United World College of South-East Asia in Singapore for high school! I’ll be boarding abroad and I’m super excited 🤗✨ (and thanks for 2k y'all are wild)
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love can really save people, and i’m not talking about romantic love. i’m talking about platonic, wholesome, unselfish love that demands nothing in return other than that person’s safety, happiness, and well-being. love for the sake of love. i think this kind of love is wonderful.
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You still have a lot of time to make yourself what you want to be.
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Happiness Will Come To You.
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when tho
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When You Least Expect It. Probably Late March
reblog for happiness to come for you in late march!
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a big sister’s college tips
- wait until after syllabus week to buy your textbooks. they might not be required. it’ll save you money
- prioritize your classes by number of credit hours. more credit hours = bigger impact on your GPA. sometimes there’s not enough study time to go around
- if you wanna dress up for class, dress up for class. if you wanna pull up in the sweatshirt you wore yesterday, that’s okay too
- locate your classes before they start, so you don’t get lost on the first day. check and see if your college has an app of some sort with a campus map!
- old exams are more valuable than life itself
- set your class schedule as your home screen until you’ve got it down
- Chegg.com. you’re welcome
- carry a sweatshirt. it may be 100 degrees outside but chances are it’s 30 degrees in your lecture hall
- keep your syllabi
- write things down!! planner, phone, laptop, etc.
- sit in the front. go up and introduce yourself to your professor after the first day, say you’re looking forward to the class. build a relationship! Professors do not round grades for students they don’t at least recognize
- bring your chargers with you everywhere
- sometimes it’s easier to wake up early and study for an exam than stay up late the night before
- shower shoes. have you ever heard of toe fungus
- the dorms are bad BUT you will get through it (and make friends while doing it)
- there’s no such thing as a condom that doesn’t fit
- every time you skip class it costs you money. go to class. (unless you are dying or have no other time to finish something for another class)
- your mental health is important. college can be overwhelming. know your limits. seek help if you need it.
- sometimes if you go to your professor’s office hours and ask questions a day or two before an exam they will steer you towards information that will be covered
- find your study space. the library is your friend
- parking is a bitch and a half
- it’s okay to miss your parents. call them. (they miss you too)
- talk to your advisor!!! let them advise you!!!
- don’t study yourself into the ground. after college you’re a real life adult - enjoy college while it lasts. go out, make friends, if you drink, do so responsibly. uber exists for this very reason
- keep an eye on your drink at all times
- don’t feel pressured to go out and drink because college. it’s not for everybody
- on a related note: pedialyte is your friend
- don’t be afraid to drop a class that doesn’t fit you, but talk to your advisor first
- chances are you’re paying a lot of money to be where you are. party if you wanna, but do not let it interfere with your grades.
- you’re gonna get a lot of free stuff. take advantage
- if you can handle it with your class load, get a job. it’s a good way to make friends.
- it’s okay to change your major. really!
- first semester is easier if you get involved with something!!
- there will be weeks when you have nothing due, and then there will be weeks when you have 5 exams 14 assignments and 2 papers due all at once. take advantage of down time. work ahead!! make life easier for your future self
- carry a water bottle
- exercise will not only help avoid the freshman 15 but also make you feel better
- it’s okay if you’re not best friends with your roommate
- communicate if they are doing something that annoys you
- keep your dorm clean. the only thing worse than a tiny space is a messy one
- buy an umbrella