Things are impossible until they're not

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This document provides biographical information about an individual, including their interests such as chocolate, bread, and photography. It lists experiences the person had such as studying in prison, traveling to Iraq and Palestine in the early 2000s, and starting a photoblog website. It encourages reaching for ambitions despite challenges. The document concludes with contact information.

ine
chocolatebreadlover / dreamer / nice girl

other labels:
photographer / webdesigner

‘Studeer wat je wil studeren
Word wat je wil worden’

‘Een neen heb je,
een ja kan je krijgen’

We live in a library
called the internet..

Women in Prison
Behind bars (graduation 1999-2000)

Things are impossible
until they’re not..

So reach for the stars
and touch the sky ;)

ine / www.matuvu.nu / www.monuments.nu

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