It’s that time of year again.

August monthly calendar in my new bullet journal. I managed to keep a theme for the whole month, which has never happened before.

29|07|2022

Today I:

read first thing in the morning

practiced Irish on duolingo

packed because I'm going on holiday

praciced self care

Today was my last day home before a cuple of weeks of holiday, and believe me I really need some time off. My posts will probably not be as regular as they normally are, but I won't disappear. I've been reading It by Stephen King. I am a little over 100 pages in, so just the very beginning, and I am enjoying it overall. I am just having one problem, and it's not the first time it happens to me with a book by King. There's some passages in which it litteraly feels to be browsing the r/men writing woman subreddit, and may I say it's kind of annoying? Because in 130 pages it has already happened more than once, and I still have more or less 1100 pages to go, and honestly I do not really see the necessity of having random description of what the boobs of any female characters are doing, unless it turns out they are sencient being separated from the rest of the bodies, which I really doubt is the case here. They really feel like random sentences thrown in there for some reason I do not understad, because they do not serve the plot nor anything else, and if you can't tell I am pretty annoyed by it. I cannot remember if I have ever complained about it on here in the past (probably I did), but I'd really like to see if I'm the only one who noticed it? Or if other people are just less bothered by it. With this I am not saying that there should be no mention of the female body in these pages, there were in fact a couple of passages that were contestualized and made sense in the narration, those of which I am talking about are as I was saying very random to the point of making no sense (at least to me). I'll stop here cause I could go on forever, but I am really really interested to see if others had this feeling.

🎵: Roll The Charriot Along by Jonathan Young

📖: It by Stephen King, Trasure Island by Robert L. Stevenson

— september ✹ monthly food log (via bleumingdays)

Tell me you book journal, without telling me you book journal. I’ll go first, haha.

Anyway, here’s a few books I tabbed and my new November spread! I am loving it! (inspo from Pinterest). Also, those little dots in my calendar are my habits (the key’s covered up by the book I’m currently reading).

Current read 📕: The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane by Katherine Howe

Ps. For all my American peeps, don’t forget to vote in midterms on Tuesday, Nov 8!

halloween and a farewell to october 🍁

new year, new planner 🩷

Monthly log, expenses page and dotted one 🧚🏼‍♀️ Stickers already added 🤍

my city-pop themed bullet journal spread(s) for september!!

October bullet journal setup 🎃👻🍂

The weeklys were heavily inspired by posts I found on Pinterest.

My Dream Girl Journey for August:

I want to get back to reflecting on my goals and dream girl/glow up journey every month (or every quarter). For now we will start for the month of August.

Daily Goals:

Meditate/EFT tapping for at least 10 minutes.

Read for at least 30 minutes (I’m in a little reading slump at the moment, but this should be doable in the meantime.)

Study for at least 1 hour (this is a must since I am in school.)

Study a language for at least 10 minutes.

Exercise for at least 30 minutes. (I just need to move my body. I don’t have to do heavy lifting and Pilates all 7 days of the week.)

Clean for at least 30 minutes.

Wake up no later than 10am.

Robotic affirming in the mirror.

Weekly Goals:

Journal to reflect on how my days and week are going.

Watch a TED Talk or a random course I have saved on Cousera.

Create a moodboard.

Set up weekly spread in bullet journal.

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02.09.2022 // apparently september is blue for me...

🎧: must have been the wind by alec benjamin | ☕

It’s that time of year

Feels like the 8th week of January. When will it end 🐇

IG: Lattae.bujo

New monthly spread vs last month's

04|07|2022

Thesis diary #35

It's been a while since I've done one of these. Today I finally finished writing the first chapter of my thesis, or at least the first draft. This first chapter is all about the storiography of the subject. I divided it in two halves, the first on the storiography of the general subject of witch hunts in europe, and the second half on what it has been written on the trial I am working on in my thesis. It's meant to be an introduction to the developments of the researches done in the various decades, and hopefully it will work as a sort of base in which my own work will be placed. I have yet to send it to the professor, because I want to re-read and maybe edit it a bit more in these next couple of days, but then I'll send it to her so that after reading something of mine for the first time she can give me directions and advices. This week I am also going to the archives again to check the documents and take some pictures of them so that I'll have a bit of work to do for the rest of the summer, and so that my thesis can finally take shape. I must say I overall enjoy the work, I like the research aspect, as it is really exciting for me, and I love the writing part aswell. As I have mentioned before this work is something that makes me anxious because it's important and years of exams have lead to this, but at the same time this is the type of job I really like doing, so I'm definitely enjoying the process. I was thinking of posting a few tips/useful things I realized while writing this first chapter.

15/30 days of self care

Read first thing in the morning (currently rereading The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien)

Reorganized all my notebooks (both university related and not), as well as some stationary

Took some time to watch a tv show and relax

tranquilstudy's studying challenge // day 19

What big achievements have you accomplished today?

I finished writing the first chapter of my thesis (or at least the first draft of it).

February Monthly Log

I actually went back to a smaller calendar for my monthly log, which meant I needed spaces to write out my events since there wasn't as much room to write out in the calendar.

The reason why I had done that was to take advantage of the hanging wisteria images, and because I think narrow long boxes for the calendar works very well with the theme.

I didn't put Community Events back in, because I did a quick search for events around my community before making this page. It is, weirdly slow for a month where Valentine's Day and Family Day exist.

I'm so fatigued but it's the beginning of the month. Please bujo gods and friends, grant me the strength to do this month's needed layouts and also plan out my calendar for the next year and also redo my beginning pages with updated info 🙏🙏

hello november 🍂