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I Don’t Know What to Be

Wisdom Watercolor style

In a meadow of purple and pink flowers, Meadow, a 7-year-old opossum with fluffy hair and a flower headband, struggles to find her true calling due to her ADHD. She tries many things but loses interest quickly, until she learns that she can be more than one thing. Join Meadow on her journey to discover the wisdom in being herself.

In a meadow of purple and pink flowers, there lived a young opossum named Meadow. Meadow had fluffy hair and always wore a flower headband. She loved exploring the meadow, which had only one unique orange flower. But Meadow had a problem. She didn’t know what she wanted to be.

One day, Meadow sat by the orange flower, feeling confused. 'I don't know what to be,' she sighed. Meadow tried many things, but she lost interest quickly. Her ADHD made it hard to stick with one thing. She felt like she couldn’t be good at anything.

Meadow decided to ask her friends for advice. First, she went to see the wise old owl, Mr. Hoot. ' - Mr. Hoot, I don’t know what to be. Can you help me?' Meadow asked. Mr. Hoot thought for a moment. ' - Try being a painter, Meadow. You’re very creative,' he suggested.

Meadow tried painting beautiful pictures of the meadow. But soon, she grew bored and restless. ' - Painting is not for me,' she said with a sigh. She put away her brushes and paints. Meadow felt even more lost.

Next, Meadow went to see her friend, Squeaky the mouse. ' - Squeaky, I don’t know what to be. Can you help me?' Meadow asked. Squeaky smiled and said, ' - How about being a musician? You love to sing.' Meadow decided to give it a try.

Meadow practiced singing and playing instruments. But after a while, she lost interest again. ' - Music isn’t for me either,' she muttered. She felt frustrated and sat by the orange flower, feeling sad. Meadow didn’t know what to do next.

Meadow decided to try gardening. She loved the flowers in the meadow. ' - Maybe I can be a gardener,' she thought. She planted seeds and watered them every day. But soon, she grew tired of it.

Meadow felt like she was running out of options. ' - Why can't I find something I love?' she wondered aloud. She watched the flowers sway in the breeze. Meadow felt more confused than ever. She thought about giving up.

Meadow decided to try one last thing. She went to see her friend, Breezy the butterfly. ' - Breezy, I don’t know what to be. Can you help me?' Meadow asked. Breezy fluttered around her. ' - Why not try being a writer? You love telling stories,' Breezy suggested.

Meadow started writing stories about her adventures in the meadow. She enjoyed it at first. But soon, she felt restless again. ' - Writing isn’t for me either,' she sighed. Meadow felt like she would never find her true calling.

Meadow sat by the orange flower, feeling defeated. ' - I give up. I’ll never find something I love,' she said sadly. She watched a bumblebee buzzing around the flowers. Meadow felt like she had failed.

Just then, the wise old owl, Mr. Hoot, flew down to Meadow. ' - Meadow, why are you so sad?' he asked. ' - I can’t find anything I love to do,' Meadow replied. Mr. Hoot smiled. ' - Maybe you don’t have to be just one thing,' he said kindly.

Meadow looked at Mr. Hoot with wide eyes. ' - What do you mean?' she asked. ' - You can be many things, Meadow. You don’t have to choose just one,' Mr. Hoot explained. Meadow thought about it. She felt a spark of hope.

Meadow decided to try being many things. She painted, sang, gardened, and wrote stories. She realized she didn’t have to choose just one thing. ' - I can be all the things I love,' Meadow said happily.

Meadow understood that it was okay to have many interests. She could be a painter, a musician, a gardener, and a writer. ' - I don’t have to be just one thing,' she said with a smile. Meadow felt wise and happy.

From that day on, Meadow embraced all her interests. She learned that it was okay to be many things. Her friends admired her for her wisdom. Meadow felt proud of who she was. The meadow seemed even more beautiful to her now.

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