I recognize this little wand! 🙂
When I see a girl and her “magic wand”, it immediately fills me with joy to know that imagination and wonder still exist. When I was a little girl, I loved playing make-believe and making the impossible possible with my imagination. As I grew up, I slowly started to lose my ability to be enchanted by the simple and sometimes imaginary things in life as I became more aware of the real world around me and gained greater responsibilities. I love being reminded to think like a child again, and just be happy with the simple things and make them extraordinary (even if it’s just in my own mind!)
I recognize this little wand! 🙂
When I see a girl and her “magic wand”, it immediately fills me with joy to know that imagination and wonder still exist. When I was a little girl, I loved playing make-believe and making the impossible possible with my imagination. As I grew up, I slowly started to lose my ability to be enchanted by the simple and sometimes imaginary things in life as I became more aware of the real world around me and gained greater responsibilities. I love being reminded to think like a child again, and just be happy with the simple things and make them extraordinary (even if it’s just in my own mind!)