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Here is part 1 of my series on things to know before visiting Japan: - Getting a Suica card is a must! These can be used for metro rides in Tokyo, at konbinis (7/11 and Family Mart), and even at vending machines. You can download this onto your phone and reload virtually in your wallet. - Foo

I stumbled across these at Barnes & Noble when I was looking for another book & had to stop myself from buying them all 😭 I cannot wait to add these to my collection of books to read! The order it’s in here is how you’re supposed to read them (as per what the lady at B&N said) I thi

Being single is the perfect time to work on yourself 💕 It’s important to master these things before getting into a relationship so you can maintain autonomy and never be forced to rely on someone. These tips help you feel secure in yourself no matter what others think about you. Your worth i

It’s good to have a positive mind before you go to sleep so you can have peaceful sleep and amazing dreams Start speaking good things to yourself before you go to sleep let everything go before you close your eyes and prepare for a better day tomorrow whatever is stressing you whatever you are worr

As soon as the professor opens their Canvas up, I like to go ahead and plan out my semester. My biggest tip for incoming freshmen is to use the syllabus as a guide because that's what it is! Professors let students have the syllabus before class starts so they know what to expect and can prepar

these are some super important things that EVERY college freshman needs to know before coming to starting school !! i can think of so many more things so im gonna break this into parts- also gonna make a post about specific questions to ask your future roommate before moving in so stay tuned 🩵 #c

1) Perfect Makeup Routine It may seem like a small thing, but it’s really not. If you’re going to wear make up you better make sure you’re doing it in the most flattering way for yourself. It’s really important to invest in quality makeup that you know is going to go the distance and bring out yo

if you’re making things official in a relationship, that likely means you can see some sort of a future with that person. if that’s the case, it's important to check that your vision of the future aligns with the person you are dating. asking these questions early on, ensures that the relations

These are 8 things I’d love to do before I die. Most of these are places to travel, but I can make a part two with more activities if you guys would like! These are 8 things that I constantly think and dream about doing one day. I’d love to make them a reality. 🐘 go on a safari in Africa 🇿🇦 🐋

Studying abroad is amazing but there are so many things I would've done differently on mine if I knew better. I loved my time at the London College of Fashion, but I know if I went back I could use my time soooo much more wisely. Here are 3 more things I wish I heard before studying abroad for

What is the 75 Hard? it’s a challenge that for 75 consecutive days you follow the rules below…everyday, every weather, every mood, no excuses. Was it Hard? Yes was it worth it? Also yes. is it a sustainable lifestyle? Definitely not. There are many different reasons that people like to do the

You know the feeling—so many books, so little time 📚 That’s how I feel about classics. They’ve been around for generations, and there’s a reason they’re still loved today. These stories touch on universal themes like love, loss, and family—things we all relate to, no matter where we’re from 💔✨ F

My boyfriend and I have something called our VAULT. It’s not an actual physical vault, but a mental vault! Basically, when we tell each other something is “vaulted” or “goes in the vault,” that means that it does NOT leave the relationship. For example, I have a LOT of vaulted embarrassing stories.

i think our society lacks in all of these things… instead of love yourself above all < love God above all instead of hatred & cruelty < compassion instead of pride & self esteem < humility instead of lying & dishonesty < honesty instead of slandering &

These are all the things I wish I knew before majoring in biology so learn from my experience. Any STEM major is fairly rigorous and many people major in biology if they are pursuing healthcare like me. I was very hard on myself throughout college when I found myself struggling in classes that othe

1: Make friends as soon as you get there. Being a freshman makes it super easy to talk to new people because you get to say “hey! I’m new here and I’m trying to meet new people and make new friends. Wanna hang out sometime?” 2: Learn to say no. There are going to be nights that going out seems s

If they don’t ban TikTok I’m going to make a more in depth series about this 🤍 #barrelracing #barrelrace #startingfresh #workinghorses #horsegirl

3 Books That Changed the Way I Think About Life, Trauma, and Connection If you’re looking for books that will challenge your perspective, help you heal, and teach you how to communicate better, these three need to be at the top of your list. I went into each one expecting a good read but came ou

how many of you guessed the series before i revealed it? the poppy war is a grimdark military fantasy series, and it has a lot of disturbing elements. it doesn’t shy away from the realities and horrors of war, so if you find that content upsetting i would not recommend picking up these books.

Some things I’ve learned as a fiancé, to prepare to have a successful, long lasting, Godly marriage. 1. Something a lot of us woman struggle with is nagging, complaining, gossiping, and just our words in general. It’s so important to watch our words whether it’s talking about our self or how we

Especially slide 3. For years I struggled with always being the person who gave more in a friendship or relationship. I felt bad. I felt like I was too much. I thought I needed to tone myself down to give others a chance to love me. The rest of these are all in a saved folder in my TikTok colle

My first “love” was the worst “love” :( I started dating early - my first relationship that I felt was “serious” was freshman year of high school! I wanted so bad to be “loved” and was sooo naive to what a healthy relationship looked like. This definitely led me down a dating history that was not

there is nothing i hate more than slumps😩 especially on days i have a lot to do! i have a lot of friends who feel the same way too, so i figured we could talk about it :) it’s like you want to get up and get things done so badly, but there is something holding you back. this is going to sound co