Don't apologize, buddy!! You know I love me some puns 😍

Alrighty, let me tell ya about this really cool thing NASA has up on their site courtesy of Landsat, whose Earth-observing satellites take images of the Earth’s land surface. Thanks to Landsat, you can spell anything using "letters" from their images:

This can be used for ridiculous things of course, like "blorbo":

But you can even spell your name 😍

*if you keep hitting "enter," it will give you different combos of letters.

Not to sound like a total snob, but the Hugo nominees this year (especially novel but to a lesser extent novella as well) are just incredibly uninspiring.

I mean I'm giving it a chance and have holds out on all the nominees the library's got a copy of, but with a scant few exceptions they mostly just seem like intentionally inoffensive and smoothed out popcorn/comfort fare. Which does make sense as what's literally just a popularity contest voted on by everyone attending a particular con, but as what's for some reason the most prestigious award in the genre, slightly bleak?

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so uknow the "you'll bring honor to us all" musical number in mulan. well for years i always thoght the other girls going to the match maker were like. identical to each other. but i found out theres little differences in their designs

-Henrys mom is southern so sometimes I picture him slightly slipping into that southern drawl ya know like

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I so forgot to answer this and I am so sorry!

So since this meme means talk about whatever and I am doing my best not to have this become a Naruto Headcanon Blog (Tenten deserved better Rock Lee is the best)

So for some actual college/university things:

I was a law student for 3 years before I got into therapy and noticed it did not make me happy at all (i had a very eye-opening internship and if you ever think the drama from courtshows is fake and overacted let me tell you, oh gosh, it is suprisingly accurate). Afterwards I spent a year in therapy and a year abroad and then enrolled into American Studies/German Literature and just...I don’t know, felt so happy and so nervous.

I think there’s always this pressure to succeed that one forces oneself to - I have friends who quit things, friends who also like me decided to stop after almost being done with their education because it made them feel so scared and burned out but when it came to me I always felt I was “not allowed” to quit.

And now I am just incredibly happy to have done this. Even more, I think had I went into American Studies/German Literature before law, before therapy and before America, I would not be in the position to read texts as I do now and to enjoy what I am learning at university. So, while people often say it is completely fine to start a new thing no matter where you are, I’d like to s ay it is also alright to stop something even if you did that for a very long time. Quitting law made me hapy. Quitting piano lessons made me happy. If you are chasing a former passion just out of responsibility and not out of joy, do not be afraid to say “maybe I should stop”.