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versailles
21|06|2022
2/30 days of self care
Self care things I did today:
read first thing in the morning
went on a walk in the morning (while listening to an audiobook)
didn't force myself to study when I wasn't focusing anymore, instead I turned to another productive, but more creative project.
Journaled
Today went well, the combination of reading right after I wake up, as I drink my tea, and then going for a walk before studying is working amazingly, I feel very relaxed when I start my daily tasks. Today I continued working on those historiographical articles I have been reading and annotating. I started working on the last one I had downloaded, it's quite long, and mid-morning I wasn't focusing at all on it. I decided not to force myself since I am not fully back at my normal energy levels, and instead I started working on a creative project. I am creating a reading journal I will be gifting at the end of the month. Working on something creative while listening to music felt regenerating. In the afternoon I continued reading the article, and then I planned my tasks for tomorrow. I also did my daily practice of Irish on duolingo, and posted this reading update.
tranquilstudy's studyblr challenge // day 6
Today I am grateful for having listened to my body
What have been some things that have changed for you this month? Are they big things, little things? How do you feel about these changes? How do you feel about change in general?
In general I do not deal very well with change, I never have. Although I have gotten better with the years chance scares me, plus I am a very habit based person in general, which doesn't help. As I was saying I have been doing better with the years, I have accepted the fact that often change is for the better, so I feel like I am (slowly) growing.
🎵: Running Up That Hill covered by Rain Paris
Marwan & Khaled Fall 2018 Couture
the tips of the wings stuck out so I made them into cat ears (her name is either purra bellum or pawra bellum)
This is the only tiktok you'll ever need, I've made about 13 of these and I'm not stopping anytime soon
ACHILLES AND THE LONDON BOY:
Photo Board
Center: James Leicester
Left: Diana Mayor
Center: Henrik Olsen
Left: Theo Fraser, Center: Alexander FitzDonald
Center: Alexander FitzDonald
Left: Theo Fraser, Right: Alexander FitzDonald
Left: James Leicester, Left Center: Henrik Olsen, Right Center: Theo Fraser, Right: Alexander FitzDonald
Back: Diana Mayor, Front: Alexander FitzDonald
Left: Alexander FitzDonald, Center: Theo Fraser, Right: Diana Mayor
Left: Alexander FitzDonald, Center: Diana Mayor, Left: Theo Fraser
Eyes of flowing honey,
eyes of swirling ocean.
Is there really so much of a difference?
Both marred with scars,
painfully etched in over the years by family and friends and society itself.
A father filled with rage,
a mother who never wanted her.
One desperate to fit in with American society and one forever distancing herself from it.
One knowing nothing about himself and the other knowing everything about the both of them.
Yet, when their eyes meet all the scars seem to smooth over,
the raging sea calms,
the honey travels far from the fearsome bees of its past.
And, when they are inevitably torn apart?
I walk out,
Feeling the cold air press against me.
The clouds melt,
Sending their crystalline droplets.
They shatter on the cold ground,
So quickly;
I seem a goddess.
Little dark spots appearing
As my oxfords tap on the pavement.
Drops drip
From the cherry tree,
A bride in spring’s white.
I knew this would happen.
Something in the way the clouds hung over the sky,
Something in the shadow.
I knew that it would rain.
Something in the air, the ambit.
Rain, the ultimate acissmus.
Peace before the onslaught,
Icarus also flew.