My Favorite Present

By Anonymous -

The favorite gift I ever received was an iPod and an iPhone. Ever since I moved to GMS, I wanted to have an iPod since a lot of my friends had one. Many times I asked my parents to buy one for me but my parents always told me I shouldn't get an iPod or an iPhone yet since they were concerned that I may get addicted to it. On my eleventh birthday however, after the I cut the cake, my father gave a small packet. I didn't know what to expect. My dad told me to open the packet. I opened the packet and find out that it was an iPod. I was so excited. The my father then give me his usual speech, that I should use it responsibly. I promised him that I will use it and take care of it.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 20, 2017 at 11:16 AM

    Hi Regina, interesting story. Isn't it weird that when we see a lot of people with something we dont have we start to want it? I'm glad that after that time you got what you wanted.

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