Revising when it's sunny...

There is nothing more depressing than being cooped up inside revising when it's 100 degrees outside and you can see people sunbathing in their gardens. It's making me not want to revise, and is actually affecting my motivation. Any advice? (I'm not revising outside because it's distracting and the wind just blows everything away lol).

Reply 1

Philosophia

Me and my mates have been doing that all day and I had a great laugh! Nice breeze, good music, comfy floor - we got pillows and towels and just relaxed under the trees.

Reply 2

littlemissalex

you can either revise outside (which is what i intend to do next week cause im in desperate need of a tan!); just pull out a table and chair, some lemonade and thats it!
ORRR.. put the AC on and close yourself in your room with some music on :smile:

Reply 3

Dhesi

Yeah sucks to revise on days like this. Even worse if you're in an exam and its roasting outside. Dont worry the end is nigh.

Reply 4

dh00001

live in a cave and only come out for exams?

or go out and enjoy it and consider taking some work with you,

Reply 5

cinder

I wish I had the motivation to revise, I spent my morning sunbathing with by boyfriends mum. This afternoon I've read and had about twenty freeze pops. Sunny days were constructive once upon a time, maybe I'm just past caring.

Reply 6

Fluffy

It's so much easier to revise when it's noe - I'm always in a much better and more motivated mood - and you can reward 2 hour blocks of work with 30 minutes sat in the sun.

MUCH better than trying to work when it's grey, dull and depressing outside...

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