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Meredith Smith

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Posted On: August 28th 2026, 11:23 am

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tugsspearo

a month ago

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I see that Rod and reel back there. Always ready!

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I stopped trying to write down everything my professor says…

You already know the loop. You are writing so you miss the next point. You stop to listen and now there is a gap in your notes. Nobody can do both properly at the same time.

So now Flowtica Scribe handles one half of it and I do the other.

Here is what every lecture looks like for me 👇

📌 Before it starts
One press of the Flowtica Scribe and the whole lecture is recording. It still writes like any normal pen while it does.

📌 During
I only write the key points. Choosing what matters is the part that makes it stick.

📌 The moment something matters
One press of the FlowMark™ button highlights it. Two presses turns it into a to-do, which I use whenever my professor says something will come up in the exam.

📌 The second it ends
The lecture is transcribed and summarised with every highlight marked and every to-do already in a list.

📌 Later
I photograph my handwritten page into the app with Snap It so my own notes and the full recording sit in the same place. Then I can ask questions about either one.

👉30 hours of recording on one charge.
100 hours with the charging case.

👉Comment “PEN” & I’ll send you the link!

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#flowtica #flowticascribe #studytips #notetaking #studygram

we’re here because we’re here…to make cookies for @johngreenwritesbooks! 🫶🏼✨🥹

during his book tour for hollywood, ending, john shares a call to the audience to share art, which may be received by many, or perhaps just by “one rare and important someone who receives your art with generosity and care.”

thank you for being that person john!!

Born with congenital scoliosis, 17-year-old Sririta Phikun has always longed to walk upright and be treated like everyone else.

“I didn’t want people to think I was weaker than them, and for them to judge me because I look different,” she said.

After years of surgeries, including a high-risk operation on her 17th birthday, she is now able to walk upright.

As she continues to recover, Sririta is looking forward to returning to school next year, learning to swim, and pursuing her dream of working in aviation or nursing.

She also no longer draws the same unwanted attention when she goes out. "I'm very grateful for a lot of things," she said.

#mothershipsocialsoriginals

What a night!