Stability is delightful, but as soon as monotony strikes in, life gets boring.This is what happened to me at the beginning of the summer. I decided that my last summer as a child needs to be productive and entertaining. Of course, you would say summer is the perfect time to have fun, but is it really? Growing up involves more responsibilities, and I felt ready to take it. Overlooking the summer school part, I can say my summer was full of frolic activities. This summer gave me a huge amount of joyful moments. For instance, I got to travel a bit, which is personally, very overwhelming. Seeing a little piece of this gigantic world is a step closer towards revealing the secrets of the universe. It is worth living. In addition, I got to spent more time with important to me people. Somehow, I got to see that inspiring sense of life within my parents, their beautiful smiles, and proud looks. And once again, I got convinced how lucky I am to have such amazing friends. It does not end here, someone even managed to turn my life upside down, to challenge me into believing again.I felt so blessed. I also felt a bit reckless , for I enjoyed each moment. Sometimes, I even forgot the tomorrow day, just laid there, on the grass, feeling the sun caressing my cheeks. It was that moment, when I realized that happiness is something self-inflicted, by our own spirits.No denying there were some days wrapped around somberness and the smell of sorrow, but they made their way out really quick. Nevertheless, the best part of my summer was, and continues to be the fact that I became part of something important, something heart warming. I became a volunteer. Frankly because I always wanted to do it: to help others, and try to make a change. This experience changed the way I look at the world. Being around small children, doing something for them is simply great. Although some can say reading to small children does not necessarily mean improving the society, I’d bet to differ. I offered them a story, in exchange for their sincere smiles. And you know what? this is the best reward in the world. Those honest „thank you(s)” were enough to make me feel different, to make me feel freed from the everyday monotony. Those curious eyes were enough to understand that for once I can be heard, heard when I want to help. Maybe they did not change the society, but they have definitely changed me. It might me an overstatement, but it’s how I feel.I escaped the mundane, and I achieved some sort of pride. Some are heroes, and some are not. Well, I would simply let you judge on who am I.
I would simply want to live this summer all over again.
I would simply want to live those moments of happiness, all over again.
Thank you all, who knows me well enough to understand my complicated world.
Yours, truly D