The Strongest People Are The Ones Who Are Still Kind Even After The World Tore Them A Part.

“The strongest people are the ones who are still kind even after the world tore them a part.”

— Raven Emotion

30/04

I was so focused to and anxious about finishing the arc book on time that I didn't do anything else study wise. But I did go out to eat for the first time in months and honestly, it was one of the most exciting things I did in a while. Plus, there was a direct view of the Parthenon from the bus station and believe me, the pic isn't doing it justice at all.

📖 academic/learning 📖

- rehearsal (30min)

🌻 self care 🌻

- painted my nails

- morning skincare

- >3lt of water

- probably 2-3 portions of vegetables but I didn't count

🪐 other 🪐

- read arc (4h)

Hey, I had a couple difficult days (headaches, sensory overload, mini meltdown) so I paused the productivity challenge and everything else while trying to recover but I'll probably post again tomorrow (properly). Anyway, take care y'all and have the best day you can 💚🤎

( I don't remember what day I'm on but I'm also too stubborn to begin again so I'll add it when I figure it out)

I had a really nice morning. I got a new piercing and I don't know about you but ,for me, piercings are an almost meditative experience. I really enjoy the entire process. Then I went to one of my favorite bookstores and bought a couple of pens and highlithers, which got me really excited to take notes. I don't know how long the excitement will last, but I suppose I can always go and buy more pens. After, I went to my favorite café and spent some time drinking a gorgeous iced latte and reading ( I'm currently reading Dance Dance Dance and honestly, I haven't formed an opinion yet).

When I came home, I spent an hour (total) studying spanish grammar and while it wasn't much, it was also the most productive I've managed to be in a while so I'll take the win.

In the evening we had a family gathering at my grandma's to celebrate her birthday and we ordered take out and even video called an uncle of mine that I haven't seen in years.

I hate how long recovering from burnout can take, but I'm trying and , honestly, I'm doing so much better than I was even six months ago, and that's what matters.

Ps. I also started learning how to write in cursive and it's been fun (and surprisingly difficult)

I JUST found out A Kind of Spark has its own tv adaptation ( I remember reading that it was going to happen back when I read the book but then completely forgot about )!!!

When you get this you have to list 5 books/book series you love 📚♥️. Then send this ask to last 5 persons from you notification. Spread love. 💌

I love this concept so much, thanks for asking me!

(sorry it took so long but I had to think about it)

1) His Dark Materials (series) by Philip Pullman (there's a tv series adaptation and it's really good too)

2) Crier's War (series) by Nina Varela

3) The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow

4) The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

5) A Kind of Spark by Elle McNicoll