Littlelanguagefox - THE LITTLE LANGUAGE FOX

when the times get rough and I lose sight of the goal i just. reread “the orange” by wendy cope again & remember. that’s where I’m going folks. sooner or later, whatever it takes.

Pinky promise to shine your light brighter in 2019 ✨ Happy New Year!

🎧: Promise by #JIMIN

what to use a notebook for

planning and organising

dream house plan

recipe collection 

trip / vacation planner

bucket lists 

a bullet journal

pet book (dates of vet visits, photos as they grow up, etc)

baby journal (similar to pet one)

plan with me challenge 

idea dump

budget book

school

class / lecture notes

textbook notes

school planner or bullet journal

university research / application planner

reviews

cafe / restaurant 

books

movies

music

tv series

artsy craftsy

poetry 

writers notebook

sketchbook

sticker collection

gardening journal

photo journal

inspiration / moodpboard scrapbook

fun n cute

happiness journal (write one thing each day that made you happy)

gratitude journal

quote collection 

travel journal

dream journal 

sentence-a-day journal (write a sentence about every day)

journaling challenges (you can find a bunch of prompts online)

astronomy journal

Another reason I really like Marie Kondo is that in other cleaning shows the host will looked shocked at the mess and the camera will flash to different piles with dramatic music stings. When Marie sees a draw filled with clutter she smiles from ear to ear and goes “I love mess, I love tidying”. Its just so wholesome and you can see the clients are relieved that she didn’t have a bad reaction.

~brianna

So I’m in the final semester of my undergrad.

Which means its grad school application time for me (I’m starting a little late because of personal reasons (-: ) Anyway, I was wondering if anyone out there on the great blue gradblr had any recommendations or tips for writing a personal statement? 

How liberating it is to pursue wholeness instead of perfection

Vocab: La Casa de Bernarda Alba - S

We’re getting close pals

Sábana - sheet

Sabor - taste, flavour

Salirse con la suya - to get one’s own way

Sandía - watermelon

Santiguarse - to cross oneself

Segador - reaper

Segar - to reap

Sentar - to seat, suit

Sentar mal - to disagree

Sentar la mano - to let someone’s feel (the weigh of) one’s hand

Sentir - to hear, mourn, feel, be upset over, be sorry

Señalado - appointed

Señalar - to point to

Siempre - always, still

Sien - temple

Siervo - servant

Sigilo - secrecy, stealth

Silbido - whistle

Sino - fate

Sinsabor - trouble, worry

Siquiera - at least

Ni siquiera - not even

Sobrar - to be more than enough

Sobras - leftovers

Sobrecogido - startled, taken aback

Solería - floor

Soltera - single, unmarried, spinster

Sollozar - to sob

Mala sombra - bad luck

Con sorna - sarcastically, mockingly

Suave - soft, gentle, sweet

Suceso - incident, action

Sudor - sweat

Sueldo - wage

Suelto - loose

Sujetar - to restrain, hold back

Sumiso - submissive

Suplicante - pleading, imploring

Weekly Verb

달리다 - To run

Conjugation:

달렸어요 - Past

달려요 - Present

달리고 있어요 - Present progressive

달릴 거예요 - Future