My life has been a flurry of excitement and progress during the last two weeks. I got the great chance to enroll in the Harvard University Summer School, which not only improved my data science abilities but also introduced me to the fascinating realm of data visualization. My primary goal was to depict the complex geography of COVID-19 cases throughout all 50 states of the United States, transforming raw data into instructive and appealing visualizations.The trip was more than simply an intellectual endeavor; it was an opportunity to make new friends and build lifelong memories.The late-night chats, shared laughter, and shared enthusiasm for learning created a memorable atmosphere.Of course, there were obstacles to overcome, as with every journey. The long flights caused jet lag, which was a little price to pay for the incredible adventures that awaited me. As I began my adventure, I found myself immersed in Harvard University's rich history and culture. One memorable experience was my visit to the Museum of Natural Science, where I got the opportunity to view ancient fossils. Paleobotany and Paleontology, in particular, caught my heart once more, reminding me of my strong passion with the study of prehistoric plant and animal life.Among all of these adventures, I got the opportunity to share my skills and interests. Eldar Mansurov's Azerbaijani music on the piano was a wonderfully pleasant experience. Music has the incredible ability to transcend cultures and unite people, and it was a pleasure to share a bit of my ancestry with those around me.As I think on the previous two weeks, I'm overwhelmed with appreciation for the experiences, people, and information I've learned. The Harvard University Summer School was more than simply a learning experience for me; it was a life-changing adventure that has improved my life in innumerable ways.