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For those who study full-time: what do you like to do during your breaks?
I've been studying full time for a few months and on days like today (where I'm loopy and can't focus), I like to take a break and do something non-LSAT related for a bit. I'd love to use my breaks to spend time with friends but socializing has been tough lately because all of my friends either work full time or are still in school. I am usually studying by the time my friends finally get off work/end class, so my 'break' moments have consisted of me going to the gym and then putzing around until I feel like I can study again lol... I'm running out of ideas for things to do during the day that will keep me sane!
For those who study full-time, what do you like to do during the day when you take a break from the LSAT?
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i like to lay in my bed and not think at all. Or binge watch a show i havent watched yet. Or a movie.
Well, today for my break I went to Shoprite : ). My family finally has some real food to enjoy
. I also go to the gym and binge watch on Netflix.
Working out/general physical care for sure helps. I like pilates, as it also gets into a bit of the meditation thing that seems to help with the LSAT. I also like doing facials---anything to destress after studying.
But reading has been my saving grace. Leisure books/longer online articles/newspapers etc. I study at the library and taking the time to read their free NYT during my break is a nice change of pace from the LGs that I might be doing that day.
(And then Kardashians at the end of the night when I REALLY need to zone out.)