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Hey there, what’s up, everyone?

A big hello to all of you! Welcome to today’s edition. I’m here again as a guest author, and as always, I’m grateful for all the support you’ve given me. Even though my contributions to the community have been small, I’ve made them with all my heart. Today, I want to share some photos of recent events that took place here in my neighborhood, in my town, and in my country.

As some of you already know, it’s been a while since I started studying again, and I’m currently taking the third module of the hydrocarbons course. You can read a bit more about it on my personal blog, but here’s a sneak peek: this course focuses on learning about the use of oil refineries and how they operate, so that later on, I’ll have the academic qualifications to join one of the industries and companies currently entering the country. It’s a long-term goal, considering that honestly, ever since I was very young, I’ve believed that my destiny isn’t to be a salaried employee—which means I want to have my own resources and means of support, rather than simply relying on a paycheck, and certainly not if that paycheck comes from the government. But this is a somewhat more personal topic, and I don’t want to go into too much detail on that subject.

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I recently shared some photos of myself in my classroom during the power outages, which greatly complicate the overall situation when it comes to studying, researching, or trying to write—it’s essential to have electricity; it’s indispensable in daily life. I know I haven’t fulfilled my duties to you perfectly and that I’ve been late with some posts, but believe me, there’s an explanation for all of this. Sometimes I just want to keep quiet, but I don’t want to sound like I’m making excuses for my responsibilities, but keep in mind that there are many external factors that make it difficult for me to fulfill these obligations. However, I will always find the time and space to continue sharing with everyone and creating.

There are many new projects emerging, and there are plenty of opportunities to change and improve all of this without losing sight of what I’m truly passionate about: graffiti.