It's actually very difficult for me to talk about myself and what I am good at. It feels like I am bragging. But this is something that even if I don't want to say it out loud, I know that I have a certain amount of talent.
I am a good artist. I love to draw, doodle, create. I credit the Waldorf school for introducing me to the world of fine arts. I used to do a lot more art when I was younger and then in my early adult hood, art was a way to let out steam, show my emotions and let loose. I'd tape a large poster board to my bedroom wall and let the chalk pastels do the talking. As I look back on those drawings, I see a lot of pain and sadness. Not a lot of joy.
But now that I am older (and wiser), I use art as a form of relaxation. My preferred medium is a simple #2 pencil (extra sharp) and a thin tip Sharpie. I love the way the lines are so exact. Some call this doodling, some call it art.
*I know, Gus, I still haven't given this to you*
Everyone needs to be able to say they are good at something. And art is what I can say I'm good at. Now if I had more time, I'd tell you about how awesome I am at eating all-you-can-eat sushi!
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