I remember working and earning my first money at 12 years old as a typist for my father. Later, I learned steno-dactylography in school, which included blind typing π. At 16 years old, I began translating foreign paperwork π, and by 17, I had translated my first two physics books from German to Romanian π. Learning foreign languages and computer skills was essential for me, particularly in the design and digital art field ππ¨. All of my teachers, including my father π¨βπ«, my English and German teachers π, as well as my piano and rhythmic dance teacher πΉπ, had a positive impact on me. Nonetheless, the skill I am most thankful for, as I use it daily, is blind typing. I owe this ability to my amazing teacher Anca Kleininger.
Daily writing prompt
Share a story about someone who had a positive impact on your life.
JULIA KALMAN - Books & Art 