New Year’s Update

Hey there readers! Its been a good minute since I last wrote a something on here. So much was happening over the holidays. In late October, I got a job as a freelance writer at this ultra cool online fandom magazine called Sartorial Geek. It covers everything you could possibly geek out about from Marvel

Hamilton 2020 Pt 1

History was not my favorite subject when I was growing up. Learning about the California gold rush and listening to lectures on which president did what was not my idea of a stimulating conversation. History class basically consisted of rote memorization for tests and long winded viewings of historical documentaries based on the Boston Tea

Galileo’s X-Men Truths

Tuesday, July 14th, 2020 marked the 20th anniversary of my favorite marvel movie franchise: X-Men. Although, I’ve never actually seen the first movie, I consider myself a lifelong X-men fan, in all its forms. I watched the second one when I was around 10 years old and from that point on I was hooked. In

Florida Trip Pt. 2: Magic Kingdom

The words Disney and magic have always meant the same thing to me. I spent my childhood watching the Disney renaissance movies on VHS, a collection I still have to this day. Each one of them has at least one commercial about Walt Disney World, the very capitol of Disney culture. In the 90’s, WDW

The “I’m Tired” Project

“The ‘I’m Tired’ Project utilizes photography, the human body, and written words as a tools highlight the lasting impact of everyday micro-aggressions, assumptions, and stereotypes and pull back the layers of discrimination to reveal thoughts and feelings that aren’t usually voiced through fear of backlash and lack of being relatable.” The “I’m Tired” Project

New Year’s in Florida Pt. 1: Universal Studios Orlando

For New Years 2019, I was fortunate enough to go on an amazing adventure to Florida with my boyfriend. It was the first time I had traveled out of state without my family, let alone with a significant other. Needless to say, I was both elated and completely petrified. Stoked to be finally going on

Things that help me through the scary times

As a person who suffers from both severe anxiety and depression, I’ve definitely had more than my fair share of the scary times. What helps me through it is taking part in activities that I enjoy. Most of them don’t really serve a purpose and I only do them because they make me happy, help

Where it all began

Hey, there. It’s Galileo.  So, I’ve been wanting to start an actual blog up here for the longest time. I have a couple other bloggy type pages on ig but I wanted a blog that felt more like an online diary..something personable that ppl can connect with. Plus I’m trying to have more structure when