I Have A Dream

Usually, backpackers would be engaged in outdoor work like picking fruits or vegetables on the farm. I dislike being exposed to the burning sunshine, so I feel very lucky and grateful being able to take on an office job at a well-organized clinic. Although it's just a casual job which doesn't give me a variety of benefits as before when I worked in China, I can learn tons of interpersonal skills which would be useful in any industry. I tell myself it's not the end point but a starting point, what's more, this precious job would give me a head start on other young people in my own age.

And about my accommodation choice, I also feel like being a lucky dog. As my original plan was to wander among several cities without a clear time plan until George hinted my sister just ahead of my departure that I could take Sydney as the first big stop and rent a room at his place. Generally speaking, we're having a good time and his family members are all very nice. Of course, sometimes life could make jokes about our mutual trust or my certain behavior may not that agree with their routine life, which would bring along some inevitable misunderstandings.

What I'm doing is trying to cool off and being polite to them, all in all, I'm just a short-term tenant. So with free and easy passer-by spirit, I won't take anything for granted but with a thankful heart. Another tactic to lead an enjoyable lifestyle is to observe others' kindness with a microscope and all potential disputes with a telescope.

Well, I have a dream. I wanna become a preschool teacher who is dedicated to sharing useful knowledge and positive power with my little friends. I would fight for my dream whatever it takes.

Fine, I have a dream. I wanna have a big house equipped with an enormous swimming pool where I can cool myself down and a gorgeous veranda where I could roam about anytime I want.