I swear she had an iPad during her time in school. I know she bought a new one during her time at AXATAR which she had for years.
'We need to normalize something completely normal'.
Bloody hell was not ready for this comment but you are absolutely right, maybe she has with her bestest best friend
Cakes also turn out bad when often you go for a tiptoe through the tulips in your dressing gown and leaving said cakes for 3x the amount of normal cooking time.
The kind of thing you would do if you had unlimited free time during the day and nothing else to be getting on with. Killing time.
It’s actually very easy to change your course at Oxford at any level. All you need is everyone to agree and sign off on it. You might have to do an extra module or two that you missed while you were doing your original course and thus you might graduate slightly later but yes they let you.
Some cities outside of London are so poorly connected. E.g. a journey to Norfolk involves several changes from where I live. She only really knows the commuter areas and London. She doesn't realise!
), but if I were Ruby I´d focus all my time now on preparing for the course. Nine months is *nothing* for a whole degree, I imagine it to be quite stressful all jampacked together in these few months. Where I´m from uni works a bit differently and most bachlor and masters students already work 10h/week or part-time during their studies.This will be fun! Hey Ruby, just so you know, you can ask ChatGPT to make its suggestions more suited for introverts and more intellectual and dark academia feeling, and you can even ask it to include lots of literary quotes. I’m pretty sure I’ve almost cracked the code to getting an authentic Ruby video this way. Only needs more undeclared ads, but I’m afraid ChatGPT is too moral to include those.
Not at all. In fact I believe she will be the last of the "studytuders" and the whole idea will just be a passing fad that is already close to dying out. The whole work all the time, study all the time, be productive, make a thousand lists, check things off, be a perfectionist, get high grades, read a certain amount of books in a limited time mindset is incredibly toxic and anyone who even remotely emulates her is ruining their own lives. She is not a role model. She is not perfect, nor is she beautiful, nor is she "aesthetic". Those labels do not belong to her and this fake persona is something she is now stuck in. No wonder she doesn't grow or have any idea who she is. She never takes the time, real downtime, to spend with herself. No tech devices, no posting, no pictures, no videos, no connections, no scrolling. Just a solid few months of being yourself and doing your own thing without trying to turn it into a show. You can't run properly when you are holding up a camera showing yourself running. You are not taking a day for reading or appreciating your natural surroundings when you are pacing back and forth, in front of the camera you set up, then stop to take it down, check it, do it again. omg Even all these trips she has taken this past year. It is ridiculous. She is doing it for content only. She has run out of ideas. You don't retain anything from a vacation to a foreign country or special place when you replace it with another country 3 weeks later. She never has the time to reflect on it, process was she has seen or done, or grow from any of these trips. It will always be a whirlwind in her head, and she seems to have a lot of those. Honestly, I don't get any of what she has done over the past few years, but especially this year. Nothing at all worthy to prepare her for Oxford or some kind of career beyond her education. She is a train wreck.
Every sane person would run a text that should be published somewhere at least through a basic built-in spell check just to make sure there are no obvious mistakes
Ah yes, Dry January, definitely something that people with a healthy relationship with alcohol feel the need to participate in
Yeah in an indian restaurant I had a really nice dessert. I think it was called Gajar Ka Halwa. It was similar to your description. Grated down and sort of caramelised in the pan. And then served with a north indian style icecream. Very syrupy and soft and nice with the cream. Off topic lol but felt like sharing that because it was so damn delicious.
