Bucket List

The three thing in my bucket list are

1) Become Rich

2) Going Back To Singapore

3) My dream house

1) Most of the teenagers want to be rich, and I am one among them. Once you become financially stable there is a solution for all problems. I want to support my parents who work hard, to pay for my education and other expenses. I will be able to support them after I complete my four year course and attain my degree. I don't want my parents to work hard for the whole life. After completing my degree it is my turn to help them and provide a comfortable life. I will be also take good care of them during their old age as they have worked to improve my present condition.
2) All through my life I had been moving from one country to another. The best and most beautiful country which impressed me is Singapore. In Singapore i have lots of pleasant memories. Every week hanging out with friends and family and going to good locations had been my past time. I love my house in Singapore it has a lot of open space with a beautiful landscape that can be viewed through the window. After completing my education I want to get settled in Singapore with my family.
3) Have a dream house which will be huge and most beautiful. I would like to have a big garden with sweet smelling flowers in frontof the house. My dream house will also has enough play area with a swing. I would run around and play in that. . It will have big trees that will provide shade. I will have beautiful kittens as pets inside my dream house. I want the dream house to be built in my home country INDIA. I miss my country so much. My dream house will be designed by my friend Marian who is pursuing her degree in interior designing.

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