Who?
A 22-year-old scientist by trade, with a passion for sound, exploration, anything on wheels, the arts, and imagining things and writing them down.
Why?
Upon graduating university this summer and subsequently having to face the “real world” for the first time, it struck me just how quickly life can pass us by without us pausing long enough to genuinely absorb the things we have experienced. I believe life should be an adventure full of excitement and awe, but recognise that it can become tiring and stressful if we let it, so I hope that in giving myself a platform to share experiences and express my thoughts I can better appreciate the good times, take joy from the little things, and learn from the bad.
What?
This is a personal, daily blog. Its content will not be themed, and will be as varied as life itself. Of course, this means certain topics will appear more often than others, and some may never be touched upon at all, but you’ll discover what these are as you get to know me! One thing I will clarify, however, is that I have no commercial or financial motivations or ambitions; I just enjoy writing. This space will always be exclusively for sharing my experiences, interesting things I have learned, and my thoughts, hopes, and dreams.
Where?
Whilst the experiences that will be documented here may occur anywhere life may take me, the words and emotions that form each post will always come from the heart.
You can also find my creative side on medium, where I will be posting flash fiction and other creative writing.
When?
Every single day, at 6pm (UTC).
See you then,
X.
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A scientist at 22 ?! Wow ! Love your writing style tho x
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Many thanks for the kind words! And yes, I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in biological sciences at 21, and completed my Master’s degree last summer, though this is a particularly intense (but quicker) education system than most – it would have taken at least six years to accomplish what took me only four had I studied in the USA!
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