The lack of material possessions didn’t diminish the joy we found in each day. Our playtime wasn’t defined by what we owned, but by what we could create. Nature became our playground, and each discovery was a small triumph that bonded us together.
Those humble beginnings didn’t just shape our childhoods—they shaped our lives. They instilled in us the understanding that happiness isn’t found in things, but in the experiences and connections we make. We learned early on how to turn adversity into opportunity.
Looking back, we see now that those seemingly tough years were some of the most valuable. They taught us to appreciate the beauty in simplicity and to recognize the strength within ourselves. It’s a lesson we carry with us to this day.
