rachelleneveu | The first step in what became a lifetime addiction. (Reply)

Day 1: Introduce yourself.
Day 2: Your parents.
Day 3: What you ate today.
Day 4: Your definition of love.
Day 5: Your day.
Day 6: A moment
Day 7: Your beliefs.
Day 8: What you wore today.
Day 9: Your siblings.
Day 10: What’s in your bag.
Day 11: Your favorite foods/drinks.
Day 12: This week.
Day 13: Your dreams.
Day 14: Your regrets.
Day 15: This month.
Day 16: Your sleeping habits.
Day 17: Something that upsets you.
Day 18: Something that makes you feel better.
Day 19: Something that makes you cry.
Day 20: A first.
Day 21: Your fears.
Day 22: Your favorite place.
Day 23: Something that you miss.
Day 24: Your aspirations.
Day 25: Your music.
Day 26: Your hobbies.
Day 27: Your mode of transportation.
Day 28: Where you live.
Day 29: Your morning routine.
Day 30: Your job and/or schooling.

Day 20: A first.

The very first book I’d ever read on my own was Marianna Mayer’s The Prince and the Princess. It’s based off an old Bohemian fairytale and is surprisingly dark for a children’s story, but the illustrations are beautiful and the story itself holds up strangely well; I’ve gone back to it as an adult and it is still an entertaining, engaging read.

Plus, there was magic and mutant freaks and a giant squid! There was an entire city turned to stone, and a beautiful frozen princess and a prince who was kind of useless on his own! There was an evil wizard who could turn himself into different monsters and a magic stained-glass window and one of the three mutant-like guys who helped the prince out on his quest had laser vision! That’s right – laser vision. It was awesome.