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Splash No. 162 - Twenty-four

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Subscribe Past Issues RSS Translate View this email in your browser Twenty-four I write this letter on a Wednesday that happens to be my 24th birthday. And for some reason, I feel like I need to come away from this day with some greater takeaway, surmised from 23 years of life and meant to guide the rest of my life. I suppose it has something to do with milestones and looking forward to things. On my twenty-second birthday, I looked towards the open expanse of adulthood and the mysteries of it that I would slowly uncover. On my twenty-third birthday, I looked toward the end of Covid restrictions. And on my twenty-fourth birthday, I look for any landmark in the foggy future. More than ever before, the future is an unformed lump of clay that lays in my hands, waiting to be formed into whatever I choose. When I was younger, I thought my twenties would be dedicated to my career and becoming the best at whatever I did. This was ambition — which I’d always internalized as the ideal way

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