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tea prefschai latte, black, green
casually intofountain pens
I had a baguette today. I love bread

At first i thought reading was easy, but then i encountered reading academically, fuck that took a hot minute to reskill

Am now suffering through trying to learn to write. This one, i can't do at all and there's so many ways to write so i just hope i spend less than 63829 years per essay by the end of the semester, I'm begging for my free time back. Please

I finally understood what coffee was when i realised that u just soak the beans to get the water flavoured, it's literally like tea

So anyway I'm really annoyed that I can't go to a coffee cupping lesson because i would probably end up with cardiac arrest before i got through even one blend's notes

Been drinking Teadrop's peach oolong at double strength to get a good kick of the added flavouring, it's been absolutely great to be honest

I was making soup last night and the recipe called for 5 potatoes cubed.

125 potatoes seems a bit excessive, doesn't it?

It's actually been a month and I'm still miffed but anyway it's fine, i should take the implied compliment that it was so good they thought it was a professional piece (but i am a professional)

Lecturer thought i stole work off the internet when we were supposed to submit our own work

Good thing it wasnt worth marks or i wouldve been more miffed

My lecturer asked us to introduce ourselves and our degrees, I was quite reluctant and embarrassed about mine. Why? Because it's a discontinued degree sure, but moreso because it's not a conventional degree name so it sticks out like a sore thumb, also simultaneously sounding like a joke, as if a high schooler had thrown keywords into a random generator.

Nevertheless, he only had positive things to say... if "rare" is a positive thing, that is...

Obsessed with the gems "It is easier to argue for the amorality of politics if one does not have to bear the responsibility of choice and decision!"
@nomo cooperation being spelled with a ö is actually an english convention thing rather than a loanword thing—the dots are diereses which indicate the two adjacent vowels should be read as separate syllables (i see it most often in modern english with naïve or noël which semi stuck around for some reason even after it faded out of standard practice)