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This topic immediately reminds me of an activity that I used to love when I was younger. Um, if my recollections are correct, it was during my elementary years that I was such a huge internet addict. I remember spending countless hours after school glued to my tiny phone screen and playing games. Um, this continued until a point when my parents decided to take away my phone and prohibited me from touching any technological gadgets. This was also the time when origami began to gain popularity in my elementary school. Being left in boredom, I was immediately captivated by this new and interesting activity. So I begged my cousin, who at the time was a master in the art, to show me the ropes. He ultimately accepted my offer and promised that he would spend some time after school to hang out with me. On my first day, my cousin taught me how to fold the easiest figure, the crane. He told me to just follow the exact steps, and I would be able to create my own paper figure. These were easier said than done though, because in the end, my creations would be shapeless beyond recognition, and no matter how many attempts I gave to resolve it, it wasn't much better. But thanks to the opportunity, I finally came to realize the activity's attractiveness. So I began to develop a habit of doing origami in my spare time. I used to be a clumsy person who couldn't do anything creatively, but thanks to this habit, I couldn't help but hone my fingertip dexterity and focus from it. It helped me become a much more patient person, and it also gave me a healthy use of time. And whenever I participate in this art, I feel like I'm in my own world, and I don't have to worry about the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In the future, if I have enough time, I would definitely take part in this art again as a way to rediscover and reignite my interest.
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