Houses
By Rhodesia
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"Some people spent a lifetime to acquire a house they could call their own, whereas others had several grand houses they considered trophies for a fortune they built. For Rhodesia, houses were important for the events, memories and emotions they carry and symbolize. Somehow, the houses she had been through told the story of her life, her ba
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Houses - Rhodesia
Prologue
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ach entity who avails of the ticket to the greatest adventure called life and traverses it imprints a unique story to the compendium of the history of man. Every person has that story worth telling and listening to, as unique as his face or his fingerprints, a cosmic signature only that person can contribute to the tapestry of life. All experiences, whether blissful or hurting, and the choices he makes towards those experiences, mold a person like how the branches of a tree are molded towards the sun or to gravity. In the end, each person is a masterpiece, whose beauty is too valuable to be silenced to eternity.
This book is the story of Rhodesia, from her birth to the age of 42, when she had the time to pause, look back, and tell her story from a third person point of view. If life begins at 40, then this is only a story of her conception, of the events that molded her into her own unique being, the values those events taught her, and the blessings that came after the lessons. She chose to share this story and not remain silent because perhaps it may cast a light on someone else’s path. Perhaps the path may be her own, to evaluate the lessons she has learned before moving forward to the next chapters of her life, or to record her events before they get dimmed down the memory lane.
The chapters are named after the houses she has resided in or passed through indicating significant events in her life. Being in a vocation where their family do not stay in one place but are being assigned to different destinations, she has wandered in many forms of houses. The house, after all, signifies one of the basic needs of man - shelter. It shelters a person and those he holds close to his heart, his family and his belongings. The house also is a fortress from the storm or scorching sun, a place where one can retreat in peace and privacy. It is also a source of comfort, a place of warmth and communions, of laughter and relaxation. One’s own house is where he can be his most candid self, where he can cry his heart out, and express his own uniqueness, be it scandinavian or victorian, minimalistic or elaborate. The house thus connotes security, comfort, family, and