Maybe foolishly, maybe recklessly, I’ve never been one to be too preoccupied with how I’m perceived. I’m not saying I’m not aware of it. I’m not Buddha. But it just feels like such a nasty concept to be concerned with how you’re being perceived and let that be your compass. That’s what they teach you from the time you’re five years old: don’t be too concerned with what other people think of you.
This is the moment we met.He was trying so hard to stay seated even though he desperately wanted to get out. I knew right away that he was coming home with me, so I took this video to always remember our first hello.