Purpurea Aemilia
They said I once was lost but now I'm truly found
How I did it: My dog lives in our backyard, and he's not allowed indoors. Therefore, his hygiene level was never very high. Nevertheless, I noticed long dirty dreadlocks in his fur, and he also kind of started to stink whenever he was wet. He wasn't properly groomed in about a year! After realizing this, I decided to something immediately, before the summer went away.1. Cutting. Good old scissors. It took me two hours to remove unnecessary fur and mats… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I completed a course in language school, which was very helpful. It's always better to have someone to answer all your questions, than to try to figure them out by yourself. Then I took a half-year break from studying (which wasn't a smart idea), and then continued to prepare two months before the exam. I didn't have much confidence, and my expectations after the exam weren't very high. But when I finally received results, I was shocked! … Read how I did it…
How I did it: My motive for starting with the lessons was to finally become able to move freely - without always leaning on my parents and depending on bus timetable. So I contacted driving school a little before my eighteenth birthday (legal age for B category in my country). I paid for 40 lessons instead of 20, just in case. I wanted to be sure I'll pass as soon as possible. First lesson was OK, but the second one was terrible. My driving throug… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I sent 20 invitations, and expected 15 people to come. My assumption was correct. Three rooms were available to the guests. Since my parents didn't really support the idea of this kind of party, they allowed me to host one only if one of them was in the house. So my mother did stay in the other part of the house, but never crossed her border and appeared in front of the guests. Food and drinks were all on one table, so everyone served the… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I was preoccupied with thoughts about monotony and lack of opportunities in my village. I was just weeping and moaning - and doing nothing to solve the problem. Then I suddenly woke up, and found a few new things to do in nearby town. I'm now taking English lessons there, and having my own radio show once a week. I'm trying to catch every offer I get for various concerts, plays, parties etc. This is undeniably hard - that much traveling i… Read how I did it…
