Hello friends, how old are we now? When we were kids, what did we dream of? Are we living the dreams we had when we were kids? If we were to be kids again, what would we want to change in our past life? It's just a thought-provoking question. But in reality, we can't go back and change it. But in reality, we shouldn't think about it. Let's live in the present. This is the teaching of every prophet we respect.

I believe that if everyone thinks back to their childhood, there would be only the desire to learn, excitement, thinking and doing what they think. There might be some suffering when they can't get the response they want.

Every activity in childhood is cute, smiling sincerely, speaking from the heart. But when we grow up, the society we live in has certain frameworks for us to walk within that framework.

I'm not complaining, I just want to connect it to my niece's childhood activities. It just popped into my head. Every first Saturday of January, which my country considers National Children's Day, every government and private sector organizes activities for children to join in the fun and find their goals in life. For example, the military will bring tanks for children to play with, or the Prime Minister's chair will let children try sitting on, along with gifts for children. For example, this year in Thailand, there is a trend of bouncy pigs, which are pygmy hippos. The world-famous ones are made into big dolls for children to take pictures with.

And my grandson's school also uses this time to organize the school's sports day, where students are separated into groups, with each group represented by a color. Then, athletes are selected to compete. It is held for 3 days. On the first day, there is a parade, which is lined up at the market so that people can admire the cuteness of the children, along with holding signs to campaign for various things, such as no smoking, no drugs, etc.

Thank you to all my friends who have supported me.