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Before checking your phone, write three sentences beginning with “Today I want…”

Sofia eventually asked, “Papà, why are you happier?”

Marco built a single bench. Not a sketch—a real bench, with his hands. He used reclaimed wood from a demolished trattoria. He carved Sofia’s name into the backrest. He placed it in that empty lot, without permission, on a Tuesday morning.

He tried it the next morning, still in pajamas. Today I want to fix Sofia’s bicycle chain. Today I want to sketch a building that has no client. Today I want to not feel like a ghost. The act of writing felt ridiculous, but also strangely solid—like placing the first brick of a wall he hadn’t known he needed.

A week later, an elderly woman sat there to feed pigeons. Two weeks later, a teenager sat there to cry, then to read. A month later, the neighborhood association called Marco—not to fine him, but to ask if he could build three more.