Rewarding Myself A Coffee After Doing Five Minutes Of Work Is Peak Girlhood For Me

rewarding myself a coffee after doing five minutes of work is peak girlhood for me

Day 4/100 of productivity

Tasks accomplished today:

Catch up with Italian material ✓

Study Latin

Study Chinese ✓

Do some extra Astrophysics exercises ✓

Revise wave-equation and wave material ✓

Astrophysics assigned reading ✓

Watch Real Analysis re-caps

{Notes of the day: between lab sessions, mentor meetings, club activities and fighting for my place in the student recruitment council I have found that my time to read has diminished greatly alongside the fact that listening to soundtracks of French movies I have never watched in my life bring forth a certain whimsical facet to my daily routine previously unknown to me}

Day 7/100 of productivity

Waves notes ✓

Waves assignments ✓

Finish laboratory passport (for the last experiment of this semester) (thanking the divine forces that led me here) ✓

Finish Italian assignments ✓

Revise Chinese material ✓

Plan Chinese study ✓

Real analysis notes (series)

{Notes of the day: Exam season is approaching and I must start actually dedicating myself to my studies, though I feel I could have done better with all the assignments for this semester there is still time for improvement during the next one. I’ll return to my country soon for holidays so I must plan my revision and exercises carefully. I am also planning on obtaining a copy of the Corpus Hermeticum from the library soon… I have already a copy myself but it is a really old translation and I hope to gain a new perspective upon the text with Brian P. Copenhaver’s work.}

The 2024 dostoyevsky-official challenge:

January: ‘I Loved You – And Maybe Love…’ by Alexander Pushkin

Norway, 1968.

2/100 days of productivity

Nothing out of normalcy occurred, revised some Russian verbs, did some Italian translations and listened to my daily French and Spanish podcasts. Did some readings for my Astro lectures and revised my Calculus and Waves lecture notes alongside some exercises.

I’ve also finally joined my university’s language research centre, which means that besides my Italian seminars I’ll be able to be involved in many other language classes and cultural exchange programs!

I’m currently reading some of Simone Weil’s works and they are constantly spiralling me into religious crisis in the middle of random coffee shops… truly an entertaining experience.