Every morning I wake up with a renewed commitment to learning to be what I am not. This is the day in which I will sew a straight seam, cut a piece of fabric precisely, follow the directions written by the pattern maker: stay stitch, clip notches, etc. I will not presume to know more than the experts. I will always iron. No more jumping ahead, rebellion, daydreaming, "self-expression," whatever.
Each morning here is that sting of self-doubt, the chances of a wearable garment slim.
Each morning here is that sting of self-doubt, the chances of a wearable garment slim.