Edward Geeking Out About Bella Having A Vague Knowledge Of Classical Music (which Was Basically Recognizing

Edward geeking out about bella having a vague knowledge of classical music (which was basically recognizing Clair de lune, which is one of the most popular compositions ever) has the same energy as tom from 500 days of summer nearly losing his marbles over summer listening to the smiths

Hey guys, so just as a heads up, I don’t think that highlighting your already made notes is that effective unless it’s for aesthetic. However for many subjects like English classes or humanities, you are often given a bulk amount of readings and I believe that highlighting not only helps you digest the content but it also makes note taking easier afterwards. Though some people find it hard to figure out what they need to be highlighting so I’ve come up with a few ideas.

Terms often come into play when digesting a lot of textbook readings where ideas are being explained to you and often you will want this definition to be readily available when revising too so its good to highlight these when you come across them.

Key concepts can be really good to highlight when trying to understand scientific concepts within research articles or when reading persuasive texts as you can relate the material back to your core unit of work. Alternatively you can use concept to highlight the main idea of paragraphs or chapters to give you a quick reference of summary when studying.

I find examples to come particularly handy in studies which are applied to everyday situations, for example a law textbook may discuss a concept and give an applicable example which I would then highlight. Or in math you may highlight an example problem to help you if you get stuck later.

This highlighter was a godsend in my last exams, especially for history because I’d be reading so many historians and articles and when it came to writing essays it would only take me seconds to find a good reinforcing quote as I’d been highlighting them all along. Or even in English you can highlight quotes from reviews or scholars to be used to back up your argument.

This one is mainly for English and literature studies because when analysing devices and giving examples of these it helps when they are already highlighted. It’s all about studying smarter not harder and getting things done efficiently so this step really has helped me out.

Again another more humanities point as you often have to create a mental catalogue of people involved and the context of situations to understand the severity of moments in history. Though in science and other subjects it’s always good to know what pages are talking about what professors or scholars or historical figures.

Finally, in many subjects you are expected to produce a mental timeline of events especially in history and it becomes confusing to pinpoint events and dates together so this step helps to take the labour out of that situation.

I hope this helps you guys out. I also like to just make a key for my highlighting that I use for a bookmark, that way I can constantly refer to it. Message me if you have any ideas or things you want me to post about.

The Hogwarts houses as Dark Academia aesthetics 

Gryffindor: ‘Campus’ by Vampire Weekend

sorting through the endless pathways of the library with the walls encrusted in gemstones of new knowledge, imagining the lives of insect people from your turret window, loose cream shirts tucked into check trousers, scribbling your favourite quotes underneath tables 

Slytherin: ‘New Girl’ by FINNEAS

shattered bottles of whiskey creating a fragmented masterpiece on the floor, private meetings under shadowed cover, blowing kisses like darts at un-expecting passersby, finding in triumph in your heirloom riches, gemstoned jewellery heavy with history and moral ambiguity 

Ravenclaw: ‘I Spend Too Much Time in My Room’ by The Band CAMINO

pencil marks on celestial charts, scuffed brogue shoes marked with unspeakable nights, typewriters leaking out poetry under the benevolent guide of the moon, the grains of sand in the hourglass being forgotten as you lose yourself in the library, being adorned with a postmodern version of your school uniform

Hufflepuff: ‘Fancy Shoes’ by The Walters

pressed sprigs of flowers hanging on your wall, handwriting letters in cursive and sending them to the person who you bleed love and admiration for, train journeys on burgundy seats flooded by golden rays, round glasses that are never cleaned, shaking the hands of the ghostly spirits that welcome you

magical autumn things 🍂

- the sound of rain knocking in your window

- recently shaved legs touching fresh blankets

- the trees tinted in warm colours

- that good sip of your hot coffee

- staying in cafés in rainy days

- hearing the leaves crunching below your feet

- the preparations for halloween

- the comfort of your bed sheets after a long day

- the air humming in your ear

- getting inversed into a book and unconsciously spend hours reading

- the beauty in the simplicity of the ambience

- hugging a pillow while watching horror movies

feel free to add more ✨

crossing the rubicon, spencer reid x reader.

amor et melle et felle est fecundissimus

coming soon.

Behind the Red Brick Garden Wall ~ [Part 1]

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PROMPT: Reid is dosed with something and hallucinates a person in a garden. At first he believes he’s met them before, but they assure him he hasn’t met them yet. After he pours his heart out, he wakes up before they can tell him anything about themselves. He ends up meeting them a year later. (inspired by “The Gardner” by Sarah Sparks)

Pairing: Spencer Reid x Fem!Reader

A/N: I don’t know who this was requested by, but I saw a post on @imagining-in-the-margins​ page of an anon who gave fic titles in exchange for prompts…. so here we go! [btw that post is right here] Also, this ended up being longer than I intended, so I broke it up into two parts. Feedback is more than welcome and very much appreciated! 

Warnings: angst, drug use, hallucinations, mentions of/implied violence, implied/masked depression, mentions of nightmares, mentions of loss, hospital setting, needles, medical environment, mentions of drug use, mentions of abduction, mentions of torture, mentions of death, mentions of mental illness, mentions of abandonment, mentions of murder, maybe one or two bad words?

WC: 5.1k 

Spencer’s POV

My head is spinning. 

My head is spinning but I am standing still.

I tried turning around only to find that this further aggravated the condition that I found myself in, and suddenly I wound up on the floor. The cold concrete met my face with a force that felt all too gentle for what should have been a not so gracious fall. That’s what it was wasn’t it? I’m pretty sure I was standing up before. I must have been because now I am on the floor….

But my head is still spinning.

The part of my vision that manages to focus reveals to me a set of feet hurrying away. Quickly. What are they running from? Are they running? Yes. They had to have been, that was too fast to have just been a walk. The average person walks at about 3.1 miles per hour and they were without a doubt going over 10 miles per hour. As soon as those feet leave, they are followed by even more feet. As I try to gain a bearing on my surroundings, I hear distant voices calling out, but I’m unable to make out what they’re saying. It sounds like shouting. One pair of feet starts coming closer, as I hear a voice growing slightly louder. And it isn’t long before those feet crouch down directly in front of my field of sight, completely blocking out the stampede of the other feet that are now fading away just as quickly as they had come.

“Spence?”

I hear someone say something that vaguely sounds like my name. It sounds like JJ. Or maybe Emily?

“Spence?”

No, it has to be JJ.  Why is my head still spinning?

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