My #CottonCandy Land

Cand eram mica, abia asteptam ocaziile din timpul anului in care se mai organiza cate un mic targ sau vreun concert in Oradea. Mama ma scotea pe centru, unde timp de doua zile nu mai aveau voie sa circule masinile. In schimb, aparea un mini-parc de distractii si o gramada de vanzatori ambulanti care ofereau castane, popcorn dulce si vata de zahar. Daca aveam noroc, faceam rost si de cate un balon pe care-l duceam acasa si il pazeam cu sfintenie pana cand ajungea sa se dezumfle complet. Cat de mare insemnatate aveau in copilarie lucrurile pe care acum nici macar nu le luam in seama!

Ma sperie faptul ca, pe masura ce ne maturizam, fericirea pare din ce in mai greu de obtinut.

As vrea sa ma mai intorc macar pentru o zi in taramul copilariei, in acest #CottonCandy Land unde domnesc bucuria si culorile si unde basmele nici nu par greu de atins. Noi, adultii, nu avem uneori curaj nici macar sa visam…

When I was little, I was always waiting for the small fairs that were taking place regularly in Oradea. Mom used to take me to the city center, where for two days cars weren’t allowed. Instead, there was a mini-themed park with lots of chestnuts, popcorn and cotton candy sellers. If I had luck, I always got a balloon I used to take care of until its last day 🙂 How much meant those little things in childhood! Those things that now we might not even see…

I am frightened by the fact that as we grow old, happiness seems harder and harder to attain.

I wish I could turn back to my childish #CottonCandy land for at least one day. To this world of joy and colors, where fairytales don’t seem so far away. Because adults sometimes lack even the courage to dream.

Thanks to:

Andreea Kiss Photography

Clara White (Make-Up)

Edina Antal Hairstyling

Josephine Accessories

skirt & corset from personal wardrobe