In time for the holiday festival is my 12th entry in my Numeric Series (this is a repost from my old website). Here is a variation on the 12 Days of Christmas song morphed into 12 Days of Freedom. Sing along!
On the first day of freedom my true self gave to me: a streak of being carefree.
On the second day of freedom my true self gave to me: strong wanderlust and a streak of being carefree.
On the third day of freedom my true self gave to me: great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the fourth day of freedom my true self gave to me: real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the fifth day of freedom my true self gave to me: a dash of bravery, real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the sixth day of freedom my true self gave to me: appetite for learning, a dash of bravery, real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the seventh day of freedom my true self gave to me: essentialism, appetite for learning, a dash of bravery, real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the eighth day of freedom my true self gave to me: positive thinking, essentialism, appetite for learning, a dash of bravery, real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the ninth day of freedom my true self gave to me: time for meditating, positive thinking, essentialism, appetite for learning, a dash of bravery, real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the tenth day of freedom my true self gave to me: the desire for doing, time for meditating, positive thinking, essentialism, appetite for learning, a dash of bravery, real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the eleventh day of freedom my true self gave to me: giving without expecting, the desire for doing, time for meditating, positive thinking, essentialism, appetite for learning, a dash of bravery, real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
On the twelfth day of freedom my true self gave to me: the true meaning of living, giving without expecting, the desire for doing, time for meditating, positive thinking, essentialism, appetite for learning, a dash of bravery, real view of the world, great patience, strong wanderlust, and a streak of being carefree.
This was originally published on December 2014.
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