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Today is my twenty first birthday and I don't have much to say. Twenty was the first year not being a teenager, and even though twenty one is supposed to be a huge marker, I don't think the change has been as significant as twenty was.
I'm not sure where I'm going, not sure of anything, and a bit unsure if I'll ever know. For now I'm just trekking by, thinking a lot, making art, thinking of what I might want to spend my life doing, what would make me feel most fulfilled. Usually I have these accompanying paragraphs written out days or weeks in advance, but I didn't really know what to say to reflect on this day. I do know that my twentieth year was a very wonderful one, and I'm worried that twenty one will be filled with the adult things that I've been dreading.
I just don't want to make the wrong decisions and mess up my life. At the same time though, I should stop taking things so seriously.
Regardless, today I am happy.
Turning twenty // Turing nineteen // Turning eighteen // Turning seventeen
---- some short stories, collected while walking down the street ...
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---- alcune storie minime, raccolte camminando per la strada ...
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Amtrak's second Siemens ALC-42 intercity Charger, number 301, in the "Day One" (i.e. May 1, 1971) paint scheme, in the consist of train 30, the "Capitol Limited" at Weverton, Maryland, July 21, 2021.
This image displays a galaxy known as ESO 486-21 (with several other background galaxies and foreground stars visible in the field as well). ESO 486-21 is a spiral galaxy — albeit with a somewhat irregular and ill-defined structure — located some 30 million light-years from Earth.
The NASA/ESA (European Space Agency) Hubble Space Telescope observed this object while performing a survey — the Legacy ExtraGalactic UV Survey (LEGUS) — of 50 nearby star-forming galaxies. The LEGUS sample was selected to cover a diverse range of galactic morphologies, star formation rates, galaxy masses and more. Astronomers use such data to understand how stars form and evolve within clusters, and how these processes affect both their home galaxy and the wider universe. ESO 486-21 is an ideal candidate for inclusion in such a survey because it is known to be in the process of forming new stars, which are created when large clouds of gas and dust (seen here in pink) within the galaxy crumple inwards upon themselves.
Credit: NASA/ESA
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Hey you guys, it's been a while!
I am a busy bee right now, this semester to be precise that's why I haven't had the time to be around!
Just wanted to say hi, and share my birthday cake with you. I turned 21 today. =)