My best age to be is the age
I am at the moment. I don’t want to be discriminative or specific to certain
stages of my life. Each stage of my life to me brought new challenges with rich
experiences I have always walked away with. At certain points I might have felt
disadvantaged, poor or unfavored but then the incoming stages proved me wrong. Each
stage did always prepare for me to be able to mature before I would sail through
to another level. Whether I embraced a latter stage positively with serenity or
a lot of questions, later I will realize that all was meant for progress and
growth.
As a young boy growing in my
0- 10 years I enjoyed every bit of it. I was one proud, loved and joyous boy. Each
moment of it left a memory, to remember and cherish. I wouldn’t have compared
it to any and therefore I am so happy and contented with these stages and it was
supposedly a fully lived life. If I could remember I enjoyed it all, loved and
was loved and played at home with energy, freedom and company. With my siblings
and my age set neighbors it was one of the most remarkable moments to be able
to remember when I flashback. Parents, brothers, sisters a whole family was a
full package to me because it provided all that I ever needed to grow, be happy
and identify myself. Each opportunity, every moment and every other person
formed and became part of who I will be. Love, security, company, happiness and
mentorship were all well represented and available in plenty. I don’t ever look
back and regret but have the feeling that it was a chapter that shaped and defined
me, my dreams and the causes I am part of and involved today. The community
became a safe nest because all of those who were responsible to make it become homely
performed accordingly and I couldn’t ask more than what was offered and
provided. The best moments that I can remember are those that were spent with
my younger sister, Lois. We had fun and lots of them and enjoyed house chores
and practiced gardening with passion. My immediate elder brother too provided
me an opportunity to adventure, somebody to look up to and he gave me new a
wide range of experiences to help me grow, mature and be a man. My elder
brother was a remarkable man because he became the source of enlightenment
through formal education and therefore I was able to learn earlier enough even
before I became a school going lad.
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