Debbie: A Simple and Valuable Life
As for me, I lead a small life. Valuable, but small. Do I do it because I like it or haven’t been brave? I have concluded that I am who I have let myself be rather than becoming who I want to be. There is so much of what I see reminds me of something I read in a book when shouldn’t it be the other way around? If promptly asked who I am, I can relate characteristics to people I have seen on television or read about while I was in college. My travels have consisted of pictures presented by others and images I have conformed in my head. As I sit here writing, I question the necessity of even stepping outside the box and presenting myself in a situation which limits the amount of control I have and is determined by an inconclusive relationship, yet am still compelled to keep writing.
My answers are the same as others, and others will answer different than me. The fact being that I was brave enough to take a risk and do it because this is something that I would want to do. The bettering of a person comes in many forms depending on the connection and reasoning. Thus writing a determining factor in relation to who I am speaks far more about who I want to be and where I want to go. I live a small life, which is valuable to me and in return these tickets would mean more than a simple escape from the daily monotony in my life, but a chance to be.
So bravo to the author of this site for finding a way to let people express who they are and find a meaningful purpose behind this concert. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to have a glimpse of hope in winning these tickets.