What Did You See Today?

And I find something so beautiful about this, these little talks that we have.

There are no rules.

There are no boundaries.

There's no hierarchy.

There's no linearity.

There's no prejudice.

There's nothing has to happen in a particular order.

Nothing has to make sense.

There is no right answer.

Either of us is not correcting anyone.

And most importantly, none of us knows more than the other.

We invent things together, change it, abandon it, or turn it into something entirely different, and it doesn't matter.

And for those few minutes, you know you have this extraordinary freedom, and I think that's what I enjoy the most.

Because on a daily basis, you know, most of our relationships, they come, come with certain roles, expectations, responsibilities.

And even our conversations, they begin to have their own patterns, things that we are supposed to say.

But these little talks with my daughter, these little conversations, they're different.

For those few minutes, I'm not a mom.

I'm simply there with her, and we are making something up together.

Two people enjoying the same imaginary world, opening that little window, diving into that world with a smile.

That is an incredible feeling.

And it also makes me think about the people that we share our lives with.

We can live under the same roof for years, spend hours together, have meals together, travel together, talk every day, but there's something quite special about those moments that belong exclusively to those two people, even if they're just five minutes.

A conversation that goes nowhere.

A shared joke that nobody else would understand.

Listening to the same piece of music, reading from a book, or perhaps just not talking, just coexisting in, in that same quiet, beautiful space, sharing the same silence.