Hello, my name is Julie W. Tran and I'm an author. My family and I love having time together. We like to invite friends over, play makeup games and we also spend time with our family. playing one of our favorites is playing logic games. We're supported by https://riddlesbest.com/, an online platform for developing thinking skills in children and their parents. You can solve riddles, solve problems and learn logic by playing games.

I also enjoy writing. It all began long ago. I was just over three years old when I started. As a small girl, I would play with my toys as I was walking. I was unsure of what my mom was thinking of planning for me.

My mother realised one spring that my daughter was old enough to learn the alphabet. We were able to get acquainted, me and letters. Of course, they would later be printed, large as well as angular and terribly crooked, but their main objective was clearly stated!

To put it mildly my parents weren't pleased with my new pastime, but they could not keep track of it or stop it from happening. They were forced to wait until I grew tired of writing on walls and began writing letters to my grandmother. It was a quick process. At the age of four, I was almost an adult. I began writing every week to my grandmother , and also took charge of my younger brother's education. He was an engineer and didn't care about my studies in calligraphy. His motivation was to construct.

They are all memories, however, they are precious because this is where my relationship and involvement with the world started. Since then, I have been compelled to record what I observed and heard, as well as what my thoughts and dreams were.

When I was a teenager, I realized: other people perceive the world in their own ways which is completely different from my own! It's a must to try to express what I noticed. That's how poetry got started. I used four languages in order to create lines of any subject and express a range of human feelings. I worked on my craft with a lot of dedication however, unlike my colleagues who also took part in rhyming, not researching the theory. I'm not aware of the nuances of poetry. I don't know however, in my daily life, I'm always fitting in!