A while ago David Bradshaw inspired me to write my memoirs. I am thankful he took the initiative. At a young age I knew my life would be different than that of my parents. Not that I knew how to do that, but I am ambitious, although being young it was a dirty word. I left my first love for a grand idea and felt guilty about it most of my life.
An autobiography called ‘True Colors’ is now published on Amazon. I might have lived a life many would envy, but realize it was not without a price to pay. I memorized the adventure of crossing the ocean in a sailboat, described life on a tropical island, immigrated to the United States and painted a large scale mural for the University of Miami.
In an individuation process an individual goes from being a fragmented piece to its unique whole. Individuation has been challenging and exhilarating, treacherous and liberating. In what would have been my retirement years, I am looking for the possibility to live with all the pieces together. Here it is; True Colors, Independently published on January 11, 2024 in English,135 pages. ISBN-13: 979-8875809200. It can be a badly written book, a lousy life thus far or a horrible attempt to get attention, but it is mine and I finished the task. It is up to you to judge.
