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life lately <3

- visited the science museum with my mom to donate blood, was very disappointed not to see any bacteria exhibits

- finally made a friend in my human physiology lecture!!! she got my number and we did our group quiz together :) she is pre-nursing

- drank for the first time and learned that my anxiety disappears when im tipsy-ish, also pet a stray cat

- had my first human physiology lab, not too sure about my group mates so far... but we'll see!

life is going really well, but i miss a lot of my friends who i dont see as often now.

t-1 year til pharmacy school starts hopefully. my application is due in october and my interview will be in december!! so excited!!!!

anonymous ; found on pinterest

@academia-lucifer

I know I’ve been reblogging a lot of stuff about Palestine recently, which might be off putting to some of you who followed me for art or tntduo or whatever else. Here’s what I have to say to you if you’re wondering why:

What’s happening in Palestine is genocide and it is the most important thing in the world to keep talking about it, no matter what your account usually looks like or how many followers you have or how much engagement you get.

If your account has an aesthetic, forget it. Talk about Palestine. If your account is dedicated to one thing and one thing only, drop it. Talk about Palestine. If you just got here and you only have 1 follower, it doesn’t matter. Talk. About. Palestine.

The more we talk the more we force people to remember, to look at the horror and death and despair they’ve cultivated against so many innocent lives.

Your voice matters. 🇵🇸

the rainy weather is perfect for homework

Life as I know it is changing, but unlike before, I find myself happy to see change.

I am trying to live a healthier life and it is starting to manifest as I had hoped. Here's to a great year, hopefully!

I am no longer what you made me. I am not cruel or broken or cold.

I refuse to have a haunted heart.

— nn. (via eternaldroplets)

oh to stroll through an art museum hand in hand