Happy March 🌼

You're tired but you have goals to reach and places to be!

The calm of spring begins these days , I have been reading lapvona, a slightly disturbing but quite interesting and addictive book !

26.11.2024 | study date with two of my friends <3

✅ chapter of AP calculus (derivatives of exponential and logarithmic functions)

✅ turkish homework (because ms gurl keeps on giving 😔)

🎀 side note. i upgraded to ios 18 and why do i lowkey HATE ITTTT give me my phone back 😭

Lots of work again this week, and I’m currently battling with my urge to play video games all day!

Missing my girlfriend, but hey at least I got a lot of stuff done!

Have a good week friends

Shanking my head so people know I'm not into coke and psychosexual theory

46 more days of the semester (3/28/2025)

Took a chem quiz -> feel pretty good about it!

Went to a research meeting

Did a tour of my school's genomics lab

Got a 90 on my Kinetic Anatomy Exam

100 Days of Productivity

1/100

2 assignment readings

Lecture prep

Set up OneNote for new module

Prepped for PhD meeting

Prepped for political forum

Cleaned bathroom

100 days of productivity

day 8/100

reading assignment 1

reading assignment 2

planning essay 1

06.04.25 - weekly studying summary

phd supervisor meeting

intro chapter from authoring a phd

lecture-focused assistive tech training facility

perfect march in duolingo

recorded lecture

song: what else can i do? from encanto by diane guerrero, stephanie beatriz

i had little to no motivation to do anything last week, but got a lot of my motivation back this week. constantly reminding myself that - especially with adhd - motivation follows action, not the other way around. also had a lovely couple of cafe study sessions with my sibling and my mum.

₊˚｡⋆❆⋆｡˚₊ winter term recap ₊˚｡⋆❆⋆｡˚₊

january - march 2025

with the end of this term, i can officially close the door on the first half of my bachelor's degree. it's taken closer to 3 years than 2 to get to this point, but the finish line is clearer now than it's ever been.

it's been an especially good term for my research aspirations – in january i started on a cell bio project with my adviser, got recruited by my ecology prof in february, and in march was accepted to a summer position in a biochemistry lab. i love my classes, don't get me wrong, but there's nothing quite like lab work for learning how to actually be a scientist.