My name is Nora, I'm 18 years old, I'm from France. I am very kind, sometimes even too kind - friends often say that I worry about everyone around me. I like to do small things that make people happy. Most of all I love to cook. When I have free time, I turn on calm music, put on my favorite apron and start cooking something: desserts, pasta, sometimes just experimenting in the kitchen. For me, cooking is like a little magic. And I also have one habit: I love watching TV series, especially when I eat something that I prepared myself. I can sit on the couch with a warm plate of food and turn on a new episode. Sometimes these are romantic series, sometimes detectives - it depends on the mood.

Big beautiful sketchbook A set of quality paints (watercolor or acrylic) Professional brushes of different sizes Good microphone for karaoke A speaker with clear and warm sound Cozy blanket and soft pillows Candles with a pleasant aroma Notepad for thoughts and ideas Camera or good camera Trip to a new country Ticket to a concert of your favorite artist Cozy table lamp for creativity

I dream of traveling - not just seeing the sights, but experiencing places, feeling their mood. I want to paint in different parts of the world, sing karaoke in unfamiliar cities, meet people and collect memories. I dream of seeing as much of the world as possible. Stroll along the embankments in Venice, get lost among the lights of Tokyo at night, watch the sunrise by the ocean somewhere far, far from home. I want to collect memories like little treasures and keep them in my heart.

To be honest, I have quite a lot of hobbies, and they all make me truly happy. I love to walk. Just going outside, turning on music and walking without a goal helps me clear my thoughts. It is especially beautiful in the evening, when the city becomes quiet and a little mysterious. And I have one nice habit: I love collecting things. It can be anything: postcards, small figurines, tickets from different places... I like that each such thing has its own story and memory. Probably, it’s these little things that make up who I am. a little homey, a little dreamy, sometimes a gamer... and always real.

Sometimes I think about how quickly time passes and how often people forget to just live. We are in a hurry somewhere, trying to live up to expectations, afraid to be ourselves... but the most real moments are those where there is no fear and pretense. It seems to me that happiness is not something big and distant. It is in the little things: in the smell of coffee in the morning, in a favorite song, in a random smile, in the paint that falls beautifully on paper. I understand more and more that what matters is not how much you did, but how you lived it. To be sincere, to feel, not to close yourself off from the world - this is real life. And, probably, the most important thing is to remain a kind person. Even when it's difficult. Because it is kindness that makes this world a little warmer.