Went to a human event for one day

All in all, eating, getting married, having kids, retiring and knowing why tomorrow morning is worth it.

For me, one of the comforts of going to a volunteer event is knowing that the person next to you is willing to be there in the first place. It's different than getting to the front page and slowly walking, guessing, or slowly finding someone to take a sword.

When you don't have to worry about walking, there's room for other things. We've stopped, listened, tried, and seen more details.

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I walked with my brother, Seedling, who had just graduated and was looking for a job while waiting, so I volunteered.

We walked past a booth that colored the flowers.

I usually walk by because painting for the blind is not a very inviting activity. Many people think that it will be difficult, will smudge, or will not be beautiful.

But the seedling asked briefly, "Want to try?"

And then he became a very attentive speaker of flowers, saying that now the paintbrush is on the petals, moving a little to the left, adding a little color, pushing harder and cheering like we're creating a world masterpiece of art.

I have no idea what the flowers finally look like, but it feels very clear that they are not left beside the activity like many times ago.

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A little later, I found a booth that invited the writer, "Why do you wake up every morning?"

There have been many famous responses, including one by Ploy, the most famous blind editor in the country, of the Thin Wings Butterfly Press.

Ploy wrote that

"I want to wake up as a light," and I feel like people have cool answers.

I wanted to be something that meant something, so I was thinking for a while, about two minutes.

Before admitting to myself that

People like us wake up looking good, they're good enough.

So he had Ekchai write it down like that.

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After laughing at his answer, he went to the snake ladder game.

It's a snake ladder that doesn't just have to lose or win, but there are questions inserted in different fields to look back on in life, from marriage, to having children, to work, to retirement, and what we want to pass on to the people behind.

The officer had so much fun that he realized, and I got married, had kids, and retired through the game board.

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At the end of every activity, the seedlings continued to walk.

And I discovered that volunteer walkers have a special ability.

Is to find a booth with more food, food and experiments than any navigation system.

We stopped at almost every edible, caught or playable booth.

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When you think about it, the fun of the day is not alone.

But it comes from many people who are slowly assembling one weekday into a memorable day.

One person invited to color

One person invited me to talk about life.

One person invited to taste delicious things.

And then someone walked together.

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Summary to this human work

Have eaten

Got married.

Have a baby.

Has retired.

And he said, "Why do you wake up tomorrow morning?"

At least to wake up looking good and good-natured.

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Thank you to Jack, the leader of the volunteer gang, for making the event more accessible.

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# lspiration # Dil. # Humans of different ages