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In my mind, I think the life is like a big river, how to say, we just flow to the sea together, yes. Every person is a drop of water that makes a beautiful sound on the rocks and moves forward, I think, yes.

Honestly, when I finally get a moment to myself, I’m all about those rituals. I’ll grab my favorite moisturizer—keep it cold, trust me—and just decompress. It’s about that mental reset, finding a bit of peace before the morning madness kicks in. You just gotta have that time.

I found a red fox trapped in the thicket. Its leg was caught in a rusted wire. I knelt down and spoke softly. After hours of careful work, he was free. I carried him inside, his small body shivering against my chest. He is safe now.

The coffee shop window framed him perfectly, like a portrait in motion. His once-wild artist's hands now typed methodically on a sleek laptop, corporate cufflinks glinting in the morning light. Time had transformed the rebel I knew into something altogether more calculated.

You know, when you look at these kids today, like in the school system and everything, it's like they learning all these things, but what they really learning? Because the mind of a child, you know, between six and maybe thirteen, they just absorbing everything they see.

Being on set with this team was just incredible, and you know, when you have that level of trust, it allows you to really push the boundaries. Every day felt like a new challenge, but seeing how everything came together in the final edit is just inspiring.

You know it's like when I first got out I was trying to figure everything out and people were like you should do this you should do that but honestly I just needed time to process everything and like find my own path without all the noise and stuff.

So basically I was thinking about, yeah, how things have been going lately, and essentially it's been about three months since I started this whole thing. Just kind of counting the days, you know, watching it all unfold.