April Reads, Not Including What I Read On My Kindle. Having Them In A Pile Like This Makes Me Realize

Day 60

2025.5.2

22.4.25

Coffee this morning - reading ‘On writing well’ by William Zinsser.

Watched a webinar on GI pathologies and pulmonary fibrosis.

Did some data/SQL review.

how is it may already next week

April 24, 2025 — I haven’t been very productive this week, but I did start reading Great Big Beautiful Life by Emily Henry. It’s one of my most anticipated reads of the year and I’m excited to dive in. Though it’s been an off week for me, I’m hoping to self study over the weekend. I’ve been itching to learn something new.

🎧 voy a llevarte pa pr - bad bunny

spent three hours creating a class facilitation about deleuze for my post-structuralism class !

the class went really well, and my professor complimented my discussion questions and work! i love being able to show people about philosophical topics and make it relevant and more accessible !

January, from my archives 📖 reblog is ok, don’t repost/use

[ 24th april, 2025 • 66/159 days ]

splurged a bit and got the Ace Attorney Anthology hehe (on sale so it wasn't *that* bad)

-> went for a walk & café with my aunt (+ photo from yesterday's donuts 🤤)

-> watched One Piece ep 104-108

-> continued playing 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim

-> continued reading Absolution, by Jeff Vandermeer

Classes start today.

Feeling a bit apprehensive because I decided to take as many classes as possible this semester, and it's going to be tough. But as much as I love studying, and as much as I worry about the future, I really really want to get closer to the finish line.

On top of my classes, I also need to come up with a research question for my master's thesis (hence the book in the picture – hoping for some inspiration). I have a few ideas, but so far, I'm not in love with any of them.

At least the weather's nice! (although we desperately need some rain...)

“That’s life. You’re always making decisions, taking paths that lead you away from the rest before you can see where they end. Maybe that’s why we as a species love stories so much. All those chances for do-overs, opportunities to live the lives we’ll never have.”

—Emily Henry, Book Lovers

Pages stained with coffee rings, thoughts blooming between lines, and light spilling into rooms where art and study meet. A life paced by paragraphs, warmed by stillness.