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Unforgettable one! A fun story from my childhood.
The memories of youth are infinite. We count endless things like stars in the sky and ages that never cease, but a year's growth fills me with infinitely many lessons, even making me heartbroken to lose everything I thought I had.
A Sunday afternoon, as bright as an old sunflower, begins when the sun turns dark, and it's like the sunken face of someone who is about to become a mother. For whatever reason, I decided that I could put up my old clothes into the house. That was such a big decision, but I didn't let it deter me—because 'to do' means doing all that you want.
My first attempt at moving my dirty clothes into the second floor of the house failed because I couldn't reach them. I became very angry for no reason—it wasn't a failure; it was just taking matters into my own hands, much like losing your umbrella and then not having it when someone else gives you one.
Then, after a lot of frustration, my friend Sarah arrived home. She saw my messy clothes and congratulated me on the whole thing. For no reason did she give me any advice, but I knew that if I had failed at all, I wouldn't be happy again. And what was more exciting than getting the family's attention? It was just a game of hot potato—until I managed to get my clothes inside the house.
That Sunday afternoon, when everything seemed so dark and scary, but still bright because I had worked through it all the way up to that point... I realized that 'holding things until they're done' wasn't what I wanted. And that was a huge lesson for me—a message that would stay with me as I grew up.
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