February 9, 2012

wish tickets

I wish every time I had these tickets, my wish would actually come true. . .


I wish life was full of happiness, rainbows, and sparkles.

I wish school was easy, fun, and exciting.

I wish friends got along. 

All day. 

24/7. 

Without any bickering.

I wish the sky was always baby blue, filled with fluffy clouds and promising hope.

I wish there was NO global warming.

I wish winters weren't so cold.

I wish summers weren't so hot.

I wish dreams could come true; but only the ones that were optimistic and waaaaay unrealistic.

I wish teenagers respected themselves more, and didn't feel the need to want attention in negative ways.

I wish everyone on Earth knew they were children of God; a knowledge that is most powerful today.

I wish there was no such thing as "curse words".

I wish alcohol, drug use, and smoking were permanently banned from society.

I wish everyone were giving, selfless, and caring towards mankind.

I wish I had a panda bear as a real pet.

And maybe even a teeny monkey with bright, orange fur.

I wish I could eat ice cream all day, 
everyday.

I wish teachers were nice, and not crabby all the freaking time.

I wish violence, discrimination, and hatred towards others didn't exist.

I wish guys from my school actually cared enough to treat women with the respect they deserve; with chivalrous acts of kindness, and always being a gentleman.

I wish the food at school was more appetizing, and actually good for you.

I wish projects, chem tests, history quizzes, math benchmarks, and timed essays were 

n-o l-o-n-g-e-r.

Because I h-a-t-e chemistry, math, quizzes and tests, TIMED essays and most projects.

I wish I owned a hot-air balloon.

I wish I could go to the canyons in Utah whenever I wanted to.

Because I miss that.

I wish I didn't stress out so easily, especially when dealing with future college applications, SAT's and ACT's, and the stupid HSPA.

And maybe just school overall.

I wish a lot of things. . . . 

 . . . . but that doesn't mean they're going to come true.

But  I can still dream, right?