Wings
We all had our wings when we are young and free of the world's standards, stereotypes, and prejudices. Childhood is a crystalline mirror that reflects one’s true self; all the masks are off, yet there is the prettiest smile on one’s face in their childhood. Let us not forget our Wings because what we loved, pursued, and cherished in life with our pure hearts direct us to find our true self, which help us to eventually fly around beautifully.
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350 copies of my book “Wings” were published with the help of the Headmaster of Fayston.
Called 12 children’s shelters and visited 1 elementary school and 2 children’s shelters to give the book to the children
Did an activity called “Naming my own wings” with the children in the children’s shelters. (writing down dreams and passions on a paper wing)
Designed a Voiceover Contest for Fayston Elementary students and made an animation film of Wings - winner, Julia Kim (4th grade).
- Fayston Admission Officers show Wings to the newcomers
- Fayston Leadership offers the copies of "Wings" as a present to guests from universities and organizations
Submitted Wings to the famous Storybook Contest
(including "Anthony Browne Storybook Contest")
The copies of "Wings" is located in Fayston Elementary and Secondary schools’ libraries.
Sent a copy to Carnegie Mellon University ETC (Where P. Randy Pausch taught)
(A staff from Carnegie Mellon (Mr. John Davis) emailed me back that he will try to fulfill my request, which is to deliver the book to whoever knows or is related to P. Randy Pausch.)
