when I am 64what youth story will tell to your grand child
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Heya,
When i am 64 , i would tell my grandchildren many stories about my youth just as my grandmother told me.
One of the story include:-
When i was tennager i used to enjoy life very much taking studies very light. As a result my results came out to be very bad. Then suddenly one day i met a friend named akash, who caused a great transition in my life. He also was a crazy person like me who did not study well. But, when the result was out he was leading the leaderboard. I was shocked then i enquired him about it. Then he said i love to enjoy my life very much but due to my economic condition i was not able to enjoy and now i got a chance to enjoy as well as concentrate on studies. He said once upon a time his father was the son of a richest man so he enjoyed life soo much and finally today he is lying on the death bed. So, he thought to enjoy life as well as to concentrate on studies too. Then i realised that enjoyment is not everything we must have a limit for eveything.
Generally children must be taught stories which are inspiring, motivates their life and helps them to travel in a right path.So, they need to be trained from theie very small age.
Hope it helps u...
When i am 64 , i would tell my grandchildren many stories about my youth just as my grandmother told me.
One of the story include:-
When i was tennager i used to enjoy life very much taking studies very light. As a result my results came out to be very bad. Then suddenly one day i met a friend named akash, who caused a great transition in my life. He also was a crazy person like me who did not study well. But, when the result was out he was leading the leaderboard. I was shocked then i enquired him about it. Then he said i love to enjoy my life very much but due to my economic condition i was not able to enjoy and now i got a chance to enjoy as well as concentrate on studies. He said once upon a time his father was the son of a richest man so he enjoyed life soo much and finally today he is lying on the death bed. So, he thought to enjoy life as well as to concentrate on studies too. Then i realised that enjoyment is not everything we must have a limit for eveything.
Generally children must be taught stories which are inspiring, motivates their life and helps them to travel in a right path.So, they need to be trained from theie very small age.
Hope it helps u...
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What will I be when I am 64?
- As a youngster, I have come to realise that I take so many things for granted, which I cannot possibly do when I'm 64.
- I will not be able to run or play like a youngster. If I do, people might think that I am odd, and acting childish.
- But there are so many things that I can do, and will do, by the time I am 64.
- First and foremost, I will be quite wealthy. I imagine that after all my hard work and years of experience I would have accumulated a lot of money.
- Who knows, with my experience and knowledge, I might even set up a business of my own.
- At this point of my life, I would be quite close to retirement so I would want to see the world.
- I would create "a bucket list", listing out all of the things I would like to do, with the time that I will have then.
- I would tour the world, visiting all of the continents. I might even go on a cruise to Antarctica!
- Being 64 years of age, I wouldn't want to limit my experience, to only what I have seen my country. Visiting other countries will allow me to experience different cultures and make new friends.
- Whilst I am travelling the world, I will also learn different languages.
- It is always good to know several languages and I think I will be able to make more friends by breaking the language barrier.
- People always say that you are never too old to learn and I would like to learn a new skill, besides learning new languages.
- Perhaps I will learn how to cook like a master chef. I might even learn how to build my own house with my own two hands.
- The future is bright and vast, and the possibilities are endless!
- As a youngster, I have come to realise that I take so many things for granted, which I cannot possibly do when I'm 64.
- I will not be able to run or play like a youngster. If I do, people might think that I am odd, and acting childish.
- But there are so many things that I can do, and will do, by the time I am 64.
- First and foremost, I will be quite wealthy. I imagine that after all my hard work and years of experience I would have accumulated a lot of money.
- Who knows, with my experience and knowledge, I might even set up a business of my own.
- At this point of my life, I would be quite close to retirement so I would want to see the world.
- I would create "a bucket list", listing out all of the things I would like to do, with the time that I will have then.
- I would tour the world, visiting all of the continents. I might even go on a cruise to Antarctica!
- Being 64 years of age, I wouldn't want to limit my experience, to only what I have seen my country. Visiting other countries will allow me to experience different cultures and make new friends.
- Whilst I am travelling the world, I will also learn different languages.
- It is always good to know several languages and I think I will be able to make more friends by breaking the language barrier.
- People always say that you are never too old to learn and I would like to learn a new skill, besides learning new languages.
- Perhaps I will learn how to cook like a master chef. I might even learn how to build my own house with my own two hands.
- The future is bright and vast, and the possibilities are endless!
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