30 Day Back to School Challenge Day 7: Daily Routine

Wow, it's hard to believe that I've been working on this challenge for a week now! My daily routine during the school year depends on the day because of work, but if there isn't work that day, here is how it goes!

7:00 am: Wake up, get dressed, and eat breakfast
7:30 am: Leave for school
8:00 am: School starts
3:15 pm: Leave school
3:45 pm: Eat a snack and start homework
6:30 pm: Eat dinner
8:30 pm: Get ready for bed
9:00 pm: Finish homework/check social media and plan out blog posts
9:30-10:00 pm: Go to bed

30 Day Back to School Challenge Day 6: Handwriting

Photo from weheartit

Photo from weheartit

Photo is mine

Photo is mine

30 Day Back to School Challenge Day 5: Favorite Study Snack

My personal favorite study snack is a store-bought one, unfortunately. When I have long study sessions, it's hard to get up and make something THEN still have time to eat it. I'll usually just eat some Sabra classic hummus with whole wheat pita bread. Even if the pita bread doesn't taste as good as authentic pita bread, it's still a quick, delicious, healthy snack.

I'm sorry for this one being so short, but I really don't have a lot to say when there's no recipe to attach!

30 Day Back to School Challenge Day 4: Study Essentials

My study essentials are fairly bare-bones in the studyblr world, but here is my list

Physical Items:

• Planner (I prefer the MintGreen brand, but most of my friends like Lilly Pulitzer.)
• Black ink pens (PaperMate profile)
• Colorful felt-tip pens (PaperMate flair)
• Highlighters
• Post-it notes
• Post-it tabs
• 5 subject notebook
• Looseleaf paper
• Graph paper
• Index cards
• Sharpies

Websites:

• Quizlet
• Google Scholar
• Evernote
• Google Docs

There you go! This is a complete list of everything I use to study for all of my classes! I hope it's useful!

30 Day Challenge Day 3: What's in My Bag?

My backpack is a North face Surge. I got mine from either Academy or Dick's freshman year, but I know they're sold on Amazon now.

In the first pocket, I keep my laptop in the laptop sleeve and a folder for important papers. This section isn't too large, so I try to avoid anything that would tug at the seam.

The second pocket is the largest by far and is where I keep my notebook, binders, planner, and pencil pouch. It gets full fast when you're taking all honors and AP!

The third pocket is a small one with the built-in mesh organizers. I keep my laptop charger, some extra index cards, and a small bottle of contact solution here.

Finally, in the front, there are three pockets. The horizontal one across the top has my headphones and extra tampons, while the vertical ones hold my calculator and phone. I keep them in different pockets to prevent me from pulling out the wrong electronic during class.

My backpack is pretty standard, but I'd rather have a standard backpack than one loaded to the brim so often that I develop back pain!

(An earlier version of this was posted here.)

Senior Year Bucketlist

This is my bucketlist for senior year (which will end with my senior trip seeing as some of this can't be done during the school year!)

1.  Go on a road trip
2.  Get accepted into college
3.  Go on a stargazing date
4.  Graduate!
5.  Host a Christmas party
6.  Attend a Halloween party
7.  Lean calligraphy
8.  Make a senior scrapbook
9.  Make a high school memories quilt
10.  Own a trench coat
11.  Get my ears pierced
12.  Go ziplining
13.  Watch all the Harry Potter movies in one day
14.  Get a tattoo
15.  Run a 5k
16.  Go to the local drive-in
17.  Complete the 30 day senior photo challenge
18.  Attend a masquerade
19.  Become a vegetarian
20.  Go shopping every day for a week
21.  Find my personal style