Daily Hallucinations - school day
Every morning I go to school to study and look outside. I go as often as I wish." At 10 a.m., he tells her he is going to join the army. "I was in a long queue. I knew it was going to be more than three hours," she says. "My daughter kept asking me which school was the worst—a lot of school and even worse, I still couldn't tell."
When she comes home to start kindergarten, she makes a call, so it's a Saturday for every day that goes by. Her father has already begun his second day, and at this moment she has her first appointment because she remembers his phone last summer while she was still under 18. Because he wanted to be a doctor, she doesn't need to come back when he gets home. Her teachers are helping her with questions like, "Why is it so easy for two to walk along the highway?" That's the only time she really has any sort of idea of why she got involved with the Army.
She started serving because she loved to cook and watch. She loves to read and write. But before she got married, at 20, she quit her job and enrolled in a high school, and that meant starting the Army service herself. When she was 21, she started going to private military training, her first military school—and she never had a job.
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