You read that right. My titles are often mixed from at least two things. 1, What would you do with a Djinn who has offered you three wishes in exchange for her/his freedom? George Miller's vision got me wondering. 2, You need a cup of coffee while you brainstorm the three ways to go. Well, technically two because the third is to free the Djinn.
Death can rewrite the world around you, just like fatal accidents. My Dad passed away last August, and I was thinking about him and our stormy relationship. We were much alike, and as they often say: 'two legends can't coexist'. I don't care what opinions others may have. I knew my Dad from an angle nobody else ever will. I won't have to prove to anyone that I was the closest person to his wicked heart. It's a fact. I miss him because of many reasons: his humor, his intelligence, his challenging personality, his strong will, his rebellious spirit, his courage to dream big, his ability to help others, his endless stories, his adamant voice, and the way only he could love me. In the past, I would wish for him to change for the better version. Now, I'd just wish him back. But I'm sure it had to happen. He got many chances, a full life, and a ticket to the next round. God decided for him.
Anyway, Djinn can not grant 'life or death' matters. Nor endless wishes. Nor immortality. But guess what? I'd never wish for eternal imprisonment. I won't ever envy angels or djinns. (Nor any other dark or light creatures sentenced to endless suffering.) My faith gave me the freedom I needed. I believe that this life is just a blink of an eye compared to the journey we've already been through and still having. I don't know what my two wishes would be. Most people say money (or getting rich), but that's not my answer. True love and living by my calling would be my choices. These are the ones I'm working towards every day. No djinn, no wishes - just coffee. Hard work and faith. 'If it was easy, everyone would do it, right?' Right. I do it.
I'm looking forward to seeing the next chapter (of my life and of 'John Wick'). New training and diet plans began this spring to reach my goal weight and casual good feeling. I had too much going on emotionally the past year & at new year's, so I fell into an unhealthy eating habit. That ended in Dublin, thank God. Keeping the spirit!
your fellow writer,
Kata The Nomad
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