Studied at home all week, so my library hours look tiny
My weekly summary says one hour at the library. In reality I studied a ton, just at my kitchen table. It can see the library, not the studying, which is fair.
Might add a check-in for home study days so the week looks more like what happened.
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Slow and steady still counts.
That’s the line we try to hold: visits can show where you were, not what you did there. Check-ins are for the things visits can’t see.
Kitchen table studiers unite.