Hello Penny, I don't know how to start. I don't even know if you remember me. But I will introduce myself as if it is the first time I am Eléonore BOURGIN-CASSINI. After four years, it seemed to me to give you some news. So four years ago, when I left you, I passed my baccalaureate. And I got my baccalaureate in fashion. And as well as my Bachelor's degree in English. And this is thanks to you. Because without your encouragement and guidance, I think I would have started to hate English, like the number eight. On the day of my baccalaureate, my teacher asked me to choose between the number one and ten. And I, without thinking, said the number eight. And my teacher gave me ten minutes to read and understand and then explain it in English and make a verbal summary in French. So that day, I started speaking in English as if it were my native language. And my explanation was correct. I got my best grade of my Bachelor's degree 17 out of 20. After my baccalaureate, my two fashion schools refused me because I was still a minor and also with a disability. But I didn't give up, and I chose and found a new passion, (attention I haven't lost hope for my love in fashion. But to be able to pay all I want for my passion, I had to find a new job). And I found it and even stay in the art world, it's the history of art. I had to do my first year in two years because the rhythm was challenging, with strict teachers, two hard years that almost made me depressed. In the end, I didn't have it. But in the end, I went to the country of my dreams, Italy. Last year I got a degree in the Italian language to study there and a language degree in English. And this year, I had my first year of Bachelor's degree in Art History. And I enrolled in the second year of Art History and a first-year in Law. And that's it, don't worry, I'm safely home in these times.

10/9/20, 9:27 PM

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Eleonore B.