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Free (or demo) downloadable fonts to practice your handwriting with!

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Being asked how I improved my writing is one of the most frequently asked questions on my blog! This post I wrote a while ago details some of my key tips and tricks. As I mentioned in there, I like to use a font to trace as an attempt to change my handwriting! Here are a few fonts which you could do so with (or just use for your notes!):

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I hope these suggestions help! Wishing you and your writing the best :D

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Anonymous asked:

next year i’ll be in year 11 and the idea of it both excites and frightens me. i’m worries about not being able to do enough and achieve a high ATAR (despite the fact i have no clue what i want to do in uni). so do you have an tips or something that will help me in years 11 and 12???

emmastudies answered:

Hey! You are very very much like me. I had no idea what I really wanted to do at university (really is an overstatement now hah!) until about 1-2 months before the actual exam. I’d already completed 3 subjects and technically banked half my ATAR so I couldn’t change that, and I’d then completed half the assessments for the 2 subjects I did in my final year. I just went for doing my best, rather than thinking I had a set ATAR along the way. I knew I wanted around 75+ so I’d have an easier time picking courses but when I was doing work/exams/etc I wasn’t stressing about my ATAR specifically. I knew if I did poorly in an exam it would make an impact but I didn’t get consumed by that. I tried to avoid all the ATAR calculators and guessing it. I wanted to work my best, put in the effort and just go with the flow :’-) I did spend a lot of time worrying but I couldn’t do anything about that! I’m going to link a few things that should help! I did the HSC also so a lot of my personal experiences/these tips come from that type of studying.

Also, here are a few freebies that you can use to organise!

Hope this helps! xx

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Autumn “This or That” Asks

  1. “Autumn” or “Fall?
  2. Pumpkin Carving or Apple Picking?
  3. Halloween or Thanksgiving?
  4. Cashmere or Flannel?
  5. Cool and Crisp or Warm and Foggy?
  6. Yankee Candles or Roaring Fireplace?
  7. Scarves or Berets?
  8. Cinnamon or Nutmeg?
  9. Reading a Book or Watching a Movie?
  10. Halloweentown or Nightmare Before Christmas?
  11. Hot Chocolate or Apple Cider?
  12. Wool Socks or Slippers?
  13. Trick or Treat?
  14. Marshmallows or Whipped Cream?
  15. Jack or Sally?
  16. Goosebumps or Are You Afraid of the Dark?
  17. Plaid or Neutrals?
  18. Coffee or Tea?
  19. Studyblr or Halloween Blog?
  20. Red or Gold?
  21. Blankets or Pillows?
  22. Cabins or Cottages?
  23. Scary or Spoopy?
  24. Sweaters or Boots?
  25. Caramel Apples or Candy Apples?
  26. Hay Rides or Leaf Peeking?
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Anonymous asked:

ho quattordici anni, sono alta 1.63 e prima di iniziare la dieta pesavo 56kg. Ora sono 49.5 e vorrei arrivare ai 48 e poi ai 45, mi dai qualche consiglio?

Ciao stella! Allora, il tuo peso è perfetto, hai un bmi pari a 18,6, che è normopeso, anche se si avvicina al sottopeso.. ti consiglio di cuore di smettere di dimagrire. Un bacio. 😘❤️

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