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The Child In Me
In each and every one of us there lives a child who knows how to be happy because of certain things without others to find out....we like to say that we are mature enough, that we passed the age when a toy meant the world for us... we hide our crazy little pleasures, we are brave, we are now grownups with responsibilities who see the world with different eyes....
Actually... we are all a bunch of lost kids who sometimes stop and stare, don't know where they are heading. We all get into certain situations when we just don't know what to do although we keep on saying: "you have to get over this one" "be brave" "you are an adult now! Nothing can stand in your way!" ... empty words meant to give us strength, to handle our existence on our own....some do succeed, others don't...

It's the same thing as when a baby is learning how to walk... he is happy because he doesn't realize that, the miracle that he is facing will just get him deeper and deeper into the world we live in.
One day we wake up and we are in kindergarten, school, high school, college... then work... and that's it....we are in the middle of our lives and we forget all the magical moments, we forget how to be happy, we forget how to appreciate the little things up to one point when we get tired of all responsibilities, of decisions that we have to make, of problems and so many other things and we remember that after all we are kids and deep down inside we rediscover the joy of a silent moment, the wonders of a walk in the park and we remember that the child inside of us can never die because no matter how much we try he is there even we don't always see or feel him...The child inside us is just sleeping. The only thing we have to do is to wake him up, to rediscover what hope means because it's the only place from where we can feed our souls with so much courage..."mini us" is the only one with absolute power over us... Is the innocence and hope! We couldn't live without them... we couldn't imagine
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