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“we all wanted to be someone once” — or an alt title: the journey of roo vs. the world (ft. emotional support friend: daisy-mae)

a little walk-through of our driver’s life as she makes decisions and decisions make her (huh) ft. emotional her support friends (mostly daisy-mae)

a/n hihi, i loved this i love writing this evolution and im going to love writing more of daisy-mae too! shes an oc, her name is inspired by my own friend and that one ts lyric 🤭 — loosely based on me when i was a kid oops

also this kinda rushed and... bad so

THE KANGAROO(KIE) VS. THE WORLD

2005 — the first dream

“hey, daisy-mae.”

the brunette girl turned around at her name with a bright smile, “oh, hi. is something wrong?” the three-year-old frowned at her friend’s saddened expression.

she didn’t answer immediately, kicking the ground in front of her slightly.

sighing dramatically, she finally looks up: eyes glazing with sadness, “apparently you can’t really be a cowboy.”

at that, daisy-mae gasps dramatically. being two years younger didn’t stop them from being on the same level of… anything, really.

“oh, no.”

she clicks her tongue sadly, “i know.”

“what are you going to do?” the younger girl asks curiously.

the future-driver sighs dramatically, again, “i—” mid-thinking, her eyes lit up as if she had a new idea. this didn’t fall unnoticed by her small friend.

“what is it?”

she then look at the little(er) girl with a big smile, “i’m going to be a horse racer instead!”

her happiness radiated to the smaller girl in front of her, “ooo! that’s cool too!”

“i know! i’m going to tell mom and dad!” she exclaimed happily then running off back to her own home to tell her parents, leaving daisy-mae by herself once more.

“okay.” daisy-mae smiled innocently before going back to whatever she was doing before being interrupted.

the little girl happily skipped out the house trailing behind her uncle when he turned around with a smirk on his face.

“hey, kid.”

she turned to him, “yeah?”

“you wanna try the wheels?”

her face lit up.

minutes later they found themselves sitting on the same seat, with the little girl on her uncle’s lap, holding onto the steering wheel, her legs far too short to reach the gas and break.

seeing an upcoming traffic light, he saw that the numbers were counting down closer and closer to going back to red—but they were so close.

“okay, kid, hold on.” he says, holding both his hands above his niece’s smaller hands on the steering wheel, putting more pressure into the gas, making it go faster and chase down the countdown clock on the currently still green light.

the girl didn’t have any more time to react, all she knew that the next second the car was going faster and so was her heartbeat.

in such a good way.

later that week, the five-year-old walked into her parents’ bedroom to find her father lounging on the couch with something playing on the tv.

she jumped on the couch next to her father, the man putting an arm on her shoulder and said nothing, continuing to watch tv as his daughter joins him.

what she saw intrigued her.

a bunch of cars going fast—(she’s five years old, that’s it.)

not only that caught her eye but moments later she saw the drivers coming out of their cars and wow. she was mesmerized.

the helmets. the race suit. the fireproofs.

she remembered thinking. they looked so cool. so… glamorous.

“daisy-mae! daisy-mae!”

as usual, the small girl was minding her own business when the older girl approach her out of nowhere. she smiled, greeting her friend happily as she joins her in the swing next to hers.

“i’m going to be a race car driver when i grow up!”

daisy-mae giggled, “what happened to the horses.”

she furrowed her brows, “hm. i don’t know.” she shrugged, letting it go.

if her reaction wasn’t nonchalant enough, best believe the younger girl’s surely was. “cool. okay.”

2011 — first podium, ever

tears stung her eyes as she stood on the tiny podium, looking over a crowd but her eyes were only on her family — and daisy-mae, of course. never went anywhere without the other.

she was brought out of her trance when they handed her the trophy — her trophy. her first every driving trophy. they congratulated her on the win as she reciprocated with a ‘thank you’. then her eyes drifted off back to her own family and daisy-mae’s, she was nine now and a big sister. she paused and furrowed her brows before calling back the person who had given her the trophy, whispering something in their ears, they replied with a smile and nod, making her light up.

looking back into the crowd, she waved her smaller friend over happily. the nine-year-old was confused at first then looked over to one of her friend’s siblings and asked them to take her little sister off her hands so she could go up to the podium and celebrate with her friend.

when she arrived, the taller girl gave her a big hug. “look, mae! i did it!”

“i can see that.”

“the first step into being the best!”

“of course.”

“can you at least be a bit happier for me?”

“i am. this is just my face.” daisy-mae paused, “i am very proud of you.”

she smiled, “i know.”

2019 — first f2 race (and podium)

“so… your first race in formula two... how are you feeling about it?” the interviewer asked enthusiastically.

the now nineteen-year-old clears her throat, smiling, “i mean, if i’m being honest i still haven’t felt or — still not feeling that nerves creeping in yet. it’s a me thing, though. i never really feel like something’s happening until it’s actually happening, you know?”

“i get it.”

she then continues, “i have a tendency to think about what happens after rather than think about the event itself.”

“ah, yes, i fully understand.” the interviewer then continue onto their next question, “anyone cheering for you today?”

“yes! my friends are in the crowd today, unfortunately my family are unable to make it but they are watching from home.”

“oh, well, then, best of luck to you!”

she smiles politely, “thank you. you too!” it took her about a few seconds to notice her own words. making a face, she looked at the interviewer once more, “you know what i mean.”

“THAT’S P3, KID!”

“…what.”

“p frickin’ three! on your first race!”

It was clear to her engineer that she was probably in shock. but still, he needed to check.

“kid?”

seconds passed before her voice bellowed on the radio, “I AM A GOD.”

the man couldn’t help but chuckle at her reaction — her first reaction. “that you are.”

“HOLY SHIT.”

“okay, don’t swear.”

“oh, fuck, yeah, i’m sorry.”

“oh that’s not—you know what. it’s fine. congratulations, kid.”

2021 — first step into f1

“nooo… you’re kidding.” she looked at her manager in disbelief.

he chuckles amusedly, “i am not.”

“yeah— yes you are. you’re screwin’ with me, aren’t you?”

he sighs, “why would i?”

“to get a reaction out of me.”

“why do i want that?”

“it’s what everyone wants… they love messing with me…”

“maybe i’m not ‘they’.”

“liar! you did just last week.”

he rolls his eyes playfully, “that was funny. this is no laughing matter.”

more seconds pass as her manager waits for an answer. and he did — get one, just… not what he expected.

she made a noise that can only be described as a record scratching.

“uhh… you alright?” he asked cautiously.

“NO!” she yelled in a high-pitched voice overdramatically, making her manager jump and fumble around his stuff.

see. he saw that coming. but that didn’t make it spook him any less.

he sighed, “so, what’d’ya say?”

“yes. girl, obviously. are you insane?”

“one: still not a girl, and two: that’s you.”

bonus: F1 Drivers Explains Why They Race With Their Number

“uhm — well… snoopy was first introduced in october fourth, nineteen-fifty. four was taken so — fifty… the year snoopy was born...”

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[market-spy]

Navigating the Off-Grid Energy Storage Jungle: A Dive into Market Insights

Welcome, energy enthusiasts, to a rollercoaster ride through the intriguing realm of off-grid energy storage systems! Forget the jargon-filled reports; we’re here to break it down in a way that’s not only informative but also mildly entertaining. So, buckle up as we embark on a journey through the Global Off-Grid Energy Storage Systems Market.

The Billion-Dollar Playground:

Picture this: a market valued at a whopping USD 9.21 billion in 2021, playing tag with a forecasted CAGR of 16.3% until it reaches a staggering USD 33.00 billion by 2030. Now, that’s a playground any market analyst would want to explore.

The Players:

In this electrifying game, two heavyweight contenders take the stage — Lithium-ion Battery and Lead-acid Battery. While lithium-ion steals the spotlight, lead-acid is the dark horse, showing the fastest growth. Forget the tech jargon; it’s like the battery version of a superhero showdown!

Market Dynamics:

The plot thickens as we delve into the dynamic world of off-grid energy storage. What’s driving this circus, you ask? Well, two main attractions — the global embrace of renewable energy and the ever-evolving off-grid landscape. It’s like witnessing the fusion of sustainable power and technological wizardry.

Regional Rumble:

Our journey takes us across continents — from North America’s policy-induced growth spurt to Europe’s renewable energy fiesta. The market dance card also includes Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa, making this a truly global spectacle.

Type Wars:

Lithium-ion Battery flexes its muscles, claiming the largest market share, while Lead-acid Battery sprints ahead in the growth race. The ‘others’ category is like the quirky sidekick, trailing behind but still part of the adventure.

Application Extravaganza:

The utility segment steals the show, driven by electrification dreams in remote areas. Meanwhile, the non-residential segment struts its stuff with sophisticated infrastructures demanding energy security. It’s like witnessing a power-packed talent show where everyone wants to be in the limelight.

Market Dynamics Unveiled (Oops! Sorry, no unveiling here):

Innovation takes center stage as industry players throw their Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) gadgets into the ring. German storage system manufacturer Tesvolt even introduced the TS-I HV 80 battery line, designed to tackle load peaks. Talk about leveling up the game!

Challenges in the Off-Grid Arena:

But, of course, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows in this electrifying spectacle. The rising expansion of the off-grid energy storage business faces the challenge of demanding significant capital investments. As they say, no pain, no gain, right?

Meet the Heroes and Villains:

Our cast of characters includes industry giants like EnerSys, Samsung SDI, LG, and more. They’re not just names; they’re the superheroes and villains shaping the off-grid energy storage narrative. Cue the dramatic music!

For More Information: https://www.skyquestt.com/report/off-grid-energy-storage-systems-market

Recent Developments — A Sneak Peek:

In 2023, the Mornington large battery project down under in Australia got the green light, making it the cool kid on the block with its 240 MWp/480 MWh initiative. Bravo, Australia, for embracing the energy revolution!

Conclusion:

And there you have it — a whirlwind tour of the Global Off-Grid Energy Storage Systems Market. From regional showdowns to type wars and application extravaganzas, it’s a market that’s not just about numbers; it’s about the electrifying journey towards a sustainable and connected future.

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