Rose & Kat | S1Ep1.11 | I Could Try…
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When I got
home, I heard noises coming from the kitchen. Mum was there, getting things
ready for the next day.
Rose: Hi, Mum.
Mrs. Marya: So, sweetheart, how was the
party?
Rose: It went well. The girls
performed, it was amazing.
Mrs. Marya: Did Charlie come home with
you?
Rose: No, he stayed a little longer.
Mrs. Marya: What's with that face? Is
everything okay?!
Rose: Yes… It's just that… Joan
loved my present…
Mrs. Marya: That's good.
Rose: Yes. The thing is, she liked
it so much that she thinks we could make some coin purses to sell, or even put
them in a shop.
Mrs. Marya: If that's what you want.
Rose: I do, but I don't know how to
do it.
Mrs. Marya: Well, the same way you do
everything else that's important to you. By thinking it through carefully,
making the necessary plans, and putting in plenty of hard work and dedication.
Rose: Do you think I should try?
Mrs. Marya: What I think is that tomorrow
is a practice day, so you need to get up early. Sleep on it, and then make your
decision.
Rose: Yes, you're right. See you
tomorrow, Mum. Good night.
Mrs. Marya: Good night, sweetheart.
I went to my
room, lost in thought. I got ready for bed, completely absorbed by the idea.
After some time reflecting and looking over my drawings several times, I
started to like the idea of sharing my creations. Of giving
people a choice!
Being able
to choose one piece made from the same material but in different colours, or in
a different material but the same colour. Creating a space where people could
come in and ask for exactly what they wanted, and, for those who needed help,
having several suggestions to offer.
Maybe
bringing that to people could be something good.
Still
unsure, I started researching what I would need to create such a space. I found
myself thinking:
“Trying can't hurt. At least, among so many doubts, after trying I'll have
one certainty.”
Although, at
the time, my biggest fear was whether people would accept my pieces and
actually want them — because, in fact, I only made simple accessories from
scraps of fabric Mum gave me — I couldn't deny that the idea of having a space
filled with my creations, like the ones we see on television and in magazines,
fascinated me.
And the more
I dreamed with my eyes open, the more this vision of such a space took hold of
me. The stronger my desire to try became.
I wasn't
going to be able to do it alone.
Well... the
idea was Joan's. Let's see what she thinks about embarking on this adventure!
With care, Rose


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