#33

#33 Do something you loved as a child.

This was a really interesting one and I enjoyed this. I did delay this for quite a bit after deciding on what to do because I find it time consuming for something enjoyable so it was ideal to do it after retakes. One night I thought to myself, what I loved doing as a child… I will admit that my childhood is a blur to me to some extents, not because of it being so long ago but I had negative memories of my past hinder the positive memories for quite a while when I was younger. Hence trying to recall things on a spot was found difficult. Like what kids do nowadays, we Google everything so I Google searched to see what hits me. I’ll throw a few that I found of things kids love to do: go play at the park, make giant bubbles, have a tea party, get the glitter glue pens out, bwaha. Here’s the link: bam and it is true where our naive young selves were so simple in our search for happiness. When we grow up, everyone is so just busy with our lives that we forget the simple small things.

What hit my memory the most was to build a fort. I live in the same house still and I used to have metal bunk bed instead of a single wooden bed. I used to sleep in the upper bunk until I recall being scared of spiders so started sleeping in the bottom bunk but didn’t like the fact I could still see the wall so began building my fort with blankets. I’d use all these blankets and extras duvets to cover the sides, had my own in-fort lamp, my own box of snacks hidden in secret hiding compartment… not really, just under the table next to my bed. No joke, recalling this all makes me smile so much. It was really hard to build my fort with the structure I had since I now have a single wooden bed with pretty much nothing to support my blankets. I tried my best and I was able to make it small and cosy, here is it:

Thank you Ailie, I really enjoyed making my little hibernation fort heh.