What was your favorite subject in school?
Poetry was my favorite class,
where silence spoke and dreams would pass.
It taught me more than rules could say,
to feel, to question, to find my way.
What was your favorite subject in school?
Poetry was my favorite class,
where silence spoke and dreams would pass.
It taught me more than rules could say,
to feel, to question, to find my way.
How do you manage screen time for yourself?
I don’t chase screens, I let them wait
life outside the glow feels far more great.
I log out to tune in, sky, breath, ground
because the real world has the richest sound.
Do you need time?
Do I need time? Not really so,
I need a pause where life can slow.
For minutes fade, but moments stay,
and one real breath can hold a day.
What will your life be like in three years?
Three years from now? I won’t pretend to know,
even three minutes shift, evolve, and overthrow.
So I stay with the now, the rhythm the heat,
let tomorrow arrive, today is already complete.
Invent a holiday! Explain how and why everyone should celebrate.
I’d name it Pause Day, a holiday of rest,
where doing nothing is doing our best.
A day to breathe, to feel, to just exist,
so life remembers what living truly is.
What are your favorite websites?
Not in browsers, links, or scroll,
but in moments that refill the soul,
laughter shared, or skies turned gold,
those are the sites I like to hold.
Is there an age or year of your life you would re-live?
No rewinds. No repeats.
I lived it well the first time.
No regrets, no lost retreats,
every step was part of the climb.
What historical event fascinates you the most?
A time when art began to breathe,
and minds found truths the stars could weave.
When questions bloomed where silence slept,
and light returned where darkness crept.
What’s something you believe everyone should know.
What you take for granted, another may crave,
your ordinary could be someone’s brave.
So pause, give thanks, before you start
gratitude is the wealth of the heart.
What does it mean to be a kid at heart?
It is not about age, but the freedom to feel,
to laugh without reason, to trust what’s real.
To carry wonder wherever you start,
that is the magic of being a kid at heart.