"Hold on as best you can".
A travelling comedy
In a bustling corner of the city, three friends come together with a daring idea: to parachute out of a plane. The first calls himself a free-fall expert, although his actual experience is rather limited. The other two are not so sure what to expect, but the thrill and adrenaline drive them to go ahead.
On the day of the jump, the sun is shining brightly as the three friends adjust their harnesses and prepare for take-off. Crowds have gathered in the streets, expectant and curious.
The plane moves forward, and the tension builds. With a confident smile, he launches himself first. The wind whistles in his ears as he plummets. The next one follows, screaming and laughing at the same time. And finally, the most fearful of the group, hesitates for a moment before jumping. The air envelops him, and the sensation of weightlessness is indescribable.
As the three friends descend, their emotions mix: fear, exhilaration, amazement. The parachute opens, and the freefall turns into a gentle descent. From above, they see the city spread out before them: the rooftops, the streets, the tiny people like ants. It is a sight they will never forget.
On landing, the three friends embrace each other, full of life and laughter. The first admits that he may not have been as experienced as he thought, but the experience has been unforgettable. The others agree, grateful for having dared to experience this unique adventure.
And so, "Hold on as best you can" becomes a lived experience. Because, in the end, it doesn't matter if you are an expert or a novice: what counts is the courage to take the plunge and live life to the fullest.
