04. September 2022

11.07.2021

I’m going to my grandma’s place today and I’m really excited!! I’ve also been doing paperwork and pre-requisite classes for college and I realized that I’m moving away once again.

🎼finneas, shelter

boredom got a new best frand

how i use notion #1: mega assignment list

i promised i would update this from last year, and decided to do a walkthrough for @sleepanon!

i’ve taken my school bujo-ing digital for the past year, so i’m going to create a mini-series of how i’ve tinkered with notion to make it work for me! there’s a fair learning curve to it, so my inbox is open for questions if you have any from my posts (not notion in general. ..i’m not an expert lol).

step 1: start a new page! under database, select table

step 2: rename the labels to assignments and class (leave Files alone) for now. you can also title the page and add icons/covers

step 3: select the files label, then under ‘property type’ change it to ‘date’ (this is for deadlines–i start with my official syllabus dates)

ALSO a part of step 3, but after changing to the deadline property, add another one! click that next label, and follow the same menu as above, but select checkbox to give you an option to ‘complete’ your tasks:

step 4: in the ‘class’ row (the first blank after the label), type in a course name to create a tag. once you do so, you can select the tag to edit it or change colors // you can repeat this step as many times as you need to for your assignments. i like to do my entire semester at once since i work ahead of the syllabus, but it might be good to take it month by month!

step 5: now, let’s add the calendar view. on the lefthand side, ‘add view’, name it, then select calendar (not just highlight like me, but click it!)

step 6: you should now see your assignments on the calendar. on the right side (top) of the calendar, click ‘properties’ and turn everything on!

you can also filter the calendar to only show completed/non completed tasks or by class:

and you can click on any assignment to open it, and add further properties:

again, if you have any questions about this, please let me know! 

data analysis

day 9/40 featuring my new desk setup! I rearranged my cork board because my new monitor covered my pictures but i really love not having to hunch over my laptop anymore. also peek my logic study schedule!

Back on my bullshit, honestly

1.27.20 | lots of con law reading, i still kinda don’t know what i’m doing in this class but we’re gonna find out

accomplishments today:

finished (again) my letter of intent for a med school

exercised

took a shower (That is an achievement, yes)

emailed my grad student and a couple of other ppl (emailing is exhausting and i hate it)

🎧 i am listening to: fallin’ flower, svt

20.03.2017 // Still working on my biology studying… can’t wait to take this test and be done with it ☕️ 

literally… every note i take just makes me more and more excited to start fully plotting out my screenplay. i’m ready. i’m here for it. 

i’ve mentioned this book before - ‘save the cat’ by blake snyder, but i do also want to recommend syd field’s ‘screenplay’ and john yorke’s ‘into the woods: a five act journey into story.’

march 1st, 2021

isn’t it funny how time seems to stretch and shrink constantly? now that march is here it feels like last march, pre-lockdown, has been both forever and just yesterday. are you feeling it too?

in the meantime, I’m taking deep breaths, prepping for a data science midterm, and enjoying the linguistics unit in my cognitive science class. 

happy march friends 💛