Since the age of 5, I have always been in love with art. I always had that love, no matter what my family thought of me and art. Then, as a teenager, I have realized how I got my love for art, whether in music, literature, portraits, or photography. It all came from my father's side of the family. They are all artistic, and I became even more obsessed. My mother's side of the family, however, thought I should be more realistic and be in profession that makes money. I roll my eyes at the thought of "making money in professions". Nothing wrong with it, but it wasn't my passion to be in a profession where I had to be under someone that was going to pay me in dollars for tasks that I don't enjoy doing.
I have struggled with that for years. I've been depressed about it, but the one thing that kept me together was writing and art. I have never lost my touch to art for 21 years, and I won't lose that touch ever. Not when I'm so close to that dream of making a difference to the world with art and writing. I even came up with "Olive's Café" so people can enjoy my writing and see my vision. I went to college, but not to be a teacher nor a manager. I went to college to explore more of my art and to learn more about literature and language.
Not only writing and artwork, I have enjoyed films and music with great emotions and thought-provoking messages. It gets intense and mind-blowing!
My name is Kathryn Oliver, and I'm a writer and blogger of Olive's Café.
I can go on and on, but the truth is, My story can be told later either in my blog site or in my posts. Until then, enjoy your coffee, tea, and even beer artistically!