This is a little bit creepy, but I love the message it’s preaching. Courtesy of the occasionally deep, typically crass SMBC.
Let’s see. Discount high school, that was a lifetime of general academic stuff and a bit of social skills.
Science: 4 years of degree, 3 years of research = 7 years. Tick!
Science communication: 2 years. Maybe 3 if you add up the miscellaneous stuff.
Bodyboarding: 8 years (as last two don’t count). Errr, yeah, not so much mastered on this one.
Rock climbing: 1 year.
Photography: 4 years. But nowhere near consistently enough, so I’m halving that to two.
And that’s not even counting all the other random little things I do or want to do. Lots of lives left to explore.
What life have you spent most of your time in, and what is your next one going to be?
oh my! I meant to spend a Sunday without thinking and now this …
I love it!
Travelling, reading, gardening, hiking, writing, campaigning, healing, cooking, supporting, laughing, photographing, nurturing, loving…to name a few of the things to come in the foreseeable future. Thank you for a stimulating post.
I am not Anonymous.
That’s what they all say…
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