Matter never created nor destroyed
This universal law deployed
At squared the speed of light
An object just might
Become energy in the void
As an adult, I love science. As a student? Well… Let’s just say, I wish I’d paid better attention in physics instead of goofing off with the basketball players in the back of class. Oh, to have the chance do it all over again…
Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
To have the chance to do it all over…Let’s make all our mistakes again!
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Well that was half the fun! I’d just study harder!
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Haha
I wish I knew this in school days .
@dixita011 from
Cafenined words
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Right? Oh well hindsight is 20/20!
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Loved science as a student and graduated in Science too. …ohhh if only I was brainy enough to work in NASA 😛
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Right?!?! Dream job!!!
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A scientific write. You did a creative and original write for E. I bet it will be the most original we will find.
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Thank you! It was the first thing I thought of. Next on the list was Enterprise, as in the star ship! LOL!
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Oh, that ould have been so cool too. I am such abig Star Trek fan. Oooooh
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I do have some geeky limericks coming up, but I don’t use Star Trek until S.
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I will wait patiently. Funny, you use the word geeky. I would never use that word in the same sentence as you. I think you’re so cool.
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Oh wow! Thank you! I guess one man’s nerd is another man’s cool!
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Exactly.
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I love this one so much,but I’ve always loved Science. Great job. 🙂
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Thank you! Truly this is my favorite one so far. 😀 If you have Netflix, I have a recommendation for you. It’s a show called “The Heavy Water War.” Its Norwegian but its about the German atomic program in WW2. It’s fascinating and exciting like a spy thriller. The Norwegians and the British sabotaging the heavy water plant in Norway. Why did Werner Heisenberg go to Denmark? Was he purposely slowing down the project? Working for the British? It’s really good! I’m telling you….
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I’ll have to check that out. Thanks. 🙂
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Seriously!
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Okay, Dr. Monkey, I’ll get right on that. 😉
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Doh! Wallace!!!! Don’t be starting stuff!
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Hehehe. 🙂
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If some teacher had told me science was so cool and I could do things like make beer or soap, I’d have been all over this shit!
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YES! Exactly!
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Great job, Meg, but you lost me at “E=”! Journalism major here, science and math give me hives, lol!
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Bah! Scientists like to make this stuff intimidating so they keep all their secrets to themselves! Physics especially is fun! Because it is how the universe works – everything else is based on it. It’s kind of profound!
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And that’s why you are a doctor and I’m not, lol!
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To each his own, I guess! More geekery tomorrow!
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Hey, I say if you know it, flaunt it!
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Love this, Meg
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Thanks Rita! One of my regrets! That and never seeing Bowie in concert!
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Science and history were my saviors as a young person. I share the Bowie regret😟
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History and English for me. I don’t know why I didn’t try harder in math and science… Bad timing.
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Weren’t ready I suppose!
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Yup
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I feel this way about science and history — didn’t care back then, but love them now! I was an artsy math geek which is a total contradiction… but I excelled in creative areas and calculus.
Also – great photo!
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Thanks! Good times….
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Sounds like you were a cool kid at school.
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Oh I wish! Class clown, maybe!
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In my book that’s still cool!
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