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I remember when I was eight
years old and how, on every visit to
our local grocery store, I would run off from
my mother to stare longingly at the packages of
beautifully colored markers. They were so expensive
back then—or at least, as a kid, I thought they were
expensive, and they must have seemed expensive to my
mum, too. The most I could do was dream of having them
as we left the grocery store every time without them.
Then, on my ninth birthday, I got the best surprise
ever: a pack of markers in among my birthday gifts.
You can just imagine how ecstatic I was; they were
like gold to me, and no one else was allowed to
touch them. I had officially graduated from
colored pencils, and I wasn’t going back!
If only nine-year-old me could see
my marker collection now!
