Post 4: A funny moment of my childhood

Reference image of my childhood

Hi everyone! Today I’ll talk to you about a funny moment of my childhood. A certain day 15 years ago, our family decided to have a picnic. Because all of them were boring adults, nobody wanted to play with me. Investigating what a 4-year-old kid could do in that situation, I saw a dog. We looked at each other with an expression of mutual defiance. 

(Please open this link before continuing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFa1-kciCb4&ab_channel=jordanharding)

Like a genuine western duel, with all our honour at stake, we started running. The persecution lasted around 30 minutes. First, I went after him. He made evasive manoeuvres running in circles. Then I ran away from him using the best technique I had in those times: to run on my tiptoes. Sadly, my weak point was my habit of looking back while running. So, when a rosebush appeared in front of me, I ran straight into it. Of course, the dog stopped immediately, but I impacted with all my body on the thorns. My dad ran towards me, and the dog won by default.    

Finally, after crying for a while due to my battle wounds, I thought it would be a brilliant idea to sneak into the choreography from unknown persons and dance like there’s no tomorrow. Therefore, dear reader, remember never look back while running. 

✨Post 3: My hobbies✨

Hi everyone! Today I’ll talk to you about some of my hobbies. In general, because I get bored very easily, I’m always searching for new activities to do. Last summer I started to learn to draw using watercolours, and I loved it. Before that I hated to draw because I thought it was a stressful activity. Maybe I thought that because I didn’t like the art’s teacher at my school. But when I tried to learn by myself, I found it interesting. Also, I learned
knitting from my mother, and embroidering by myself. I have a lot of incomplete projects that someday I will continue. Sadly, now I don’t have enough time for these three activities.

But by far, my favourite hobby is dancing. I have danced since I was seven years old. Now I train every Saturday with a folk-dance group of my city. Pandemic didn’t stop us. We had online classes where we studied about the different cultures of our country. Nowadays we are doing in-person classes using face masks, which is so uncomfortable while dancing, but I’m happy to continue doing what I like.