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Working my way through a book about automatons for a class that the Design Lab is hosting in the next few weeks at school. One of the first tasks the student will have is to make a cam that moves a lever, like this. It took most of an hour for the adult, but we'll see if they're faster or slower.
How do people with ADHD study? Good lord, I'm lucky that the class I am doing the major work in right now is largely informal. We basically read articles and discuss them in "class", which is an electronic message board. I still can't totally let go of my worry about not being "intellectual" enough. I don't do academic speech. I never learned it, and at this point in my life, I actively distrust it. Maybe my bias is showing, but if I can say what needs saying in a brief and clear manner, shouldn't that count for something?
I took some time off of work because it was making me crazy. I am hoping to go in in the morning with a clearer sense of boundaries for myself. Get to work on time. Take one hour for lunch, away from my desk. Leave work on time, headed for another library where I will read and ponder for a few hours before going home and going to bed at a decent hour.
On Thursdays I will head straight home so that I might watch bullshit television on NBC from 8-9:30. At 9:30 I will ponder why I hate Scrubs so much.
Today was a day I felt blessed and thankful in spite of some of my challenges. I thank the universe for being able to go to grad school. I thank the universe for being able to move cross country *again*. I thank the universe for helping me find post-divorce clarity. I thank the universe for teaching me to have faith in myself again.
Most of all, I thank the universe for bringing my playful, sexy, funny side back. I sure have missed her.
[As always, mocking me for being a hippie is acceptable.]
Sign in Arabic next to an ornately carved wooden door. This is unusual for using the word "manzil", which means "house", instead of the more common "bait" (which also means "house") that you see in Muscat.
Taken in Downtown Berkeley, at the bottom of the escalator which goes from the BART station to street level. I am in love with the architecture here - concentric circles broken by a steel diagonal, bridging the underground with the open world.
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The Sleep of Endymion by Girodet
I taught myself to paint by studying the Masters.
The original painting hangs in the Louve.
$800
Bloody Pulp: Crisis in the American Comic Book at Kennesaw State University Department of Theatre and Performance Studies
Study of hands, aiming to explore how gestures reveal a persons’ mood and emotions.
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Pen and soft pastels
2019
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