When I was a teen, my grandmother taught me how to cross-stitch. I was apprehensive at first, sure that my disability would interfere. It always did. My grandmother reassured me that I could do simple patterns at my own pace.
There were curses; there were smiles. There were times I quit and times I began again. But when I completed my first pattern I realized the mistakes and curses were twined with perfect stitches and smiles to create something brand new. Just like life.
It's a lesson I re-learn every time I thread a needle.
Edison
There were curses; there were smiles. There were times I quit and times I began again. But when I completed my first pattern I realized the mistakes and curses were twined with perfect stitches and smiles to create something brand new. Just like life.
It's a lesson I re-learn every time I thread a needle.
Edison
刺绣人生
本文回忆了作者青少年时期在祖母指导下学习十字绣的经历。起初作者担心自己的障碍会成为阻碍,但在祖母的鼓励下逐渐克服困难。文章通过描述学习过程中的起伏,比喻人生中的挑战与成长。
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