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I'm taking a creative writing course with an American specialist now, and the first task she gave us was to write a 6-word memoir.
I came up with the following:
Husband, daughter, son - my three kids.
Wanted a dog. Got a hamster.
Stories written on skin and paper.
Will is my argument, albeit flimsy.
The first one is the real me. The second is about expectations that went unmet. The third is me wanting to remind myself so much of certain things that I tattooed them on my body and put 'em in my diary.
Number four is the story that found its place between my shoulder blades written in Latin "Sic volo, sic jubeo, sit pro ratione voluntas." It was supposed to always keep me on the go, let me always be free and weightless, and be my constant reminder of all the "you can do this". Yet, it only has succeded in keeping me grounded so far. Which is not necessarily a good thing when it stops you from trying to make your dreams come true. Your biggest, most daring dreams ever.
Here I am, reminding myself again. You can do this. There's so much more in store for you. Don't ever stop.