Prodigy

You know, sometimes I watch people, and they all seem pretty much the same on the outside. Like my sister. If you just looked at her, you wouldn't think anything was too special. Just another kid, you know? But then you ask, "What can she do?" And that's where things get... really interesting. I'd tell you, straight up, no jokes, that she can do everything.

Seriously. She’s done chemical synthesis stuff that would make a super fancy lab look like a toddler’s play kitchen. She's even created substances that scientists say can't exist, not even for a tiny fraction of a second! Like, she made something called "ammonium" – that was the first one. And she got liquid nitrogen or oxygen, I'm not totally sure which, but it was smoking out of a thermos. Definitely not tea, haha!

I'm a little behind her, I guess, but I don't really mind. Everyone has their thing, right? Like that saying from the Bible, probably Ecclesiastes or King Solomon, they liked to use big words. "To everything there is a season."

So, the big idea here is that you can't judge a book by its cover. If a little kid, maybe around five years old, comes up to you on the street, you have no clue what they're thinking or what they're capable of. Hehe.


Stephie