My Dream Is...

   I was sitting at my desk listening to Mr.Meyer talk about boring math. I was so bored I thought I could fall asleep. I told my friend, Molly, to wake me up when we were done with math. I laid my head down on my math book. I started thinking about my feature. Then, SNAP! I was asleep. I dreamed about myself, in college. I attended Central Michigan so that I could learn how to become an elementary school teacher. I got to visit a school to see what it was like. After that day, I decided that I would switch colleges and attend Michigan State University or M.S.U. I will start next year. I wanted to become a veterinarian. After I got my degree, a women named Selena Bumen called to offer me a job to be a vet’s assistant. If I did really good, then I would become an actual vet. It was a hard choice to make because I lived in Michigan and the office was all the way across the country in Seattle, Washington. I decided to take the offer. I wasn’t going to fly their though. I was going to drive my Tan colored Saturn Outlook so that I can save a couple bucks, and the luggage stuff! That is hard work. I guess it was good that I switched colleges because M.S.U. gave me a scholarship to play basketball there. When I was a senior, my old high school friend, Sally, were both starters for M.S.U I was the point guard, while she was a wing. When I got to Seattle, I got to move into a condo, with my cousin, Amy, who was fifteen years older that me. We lived along the west coast where we could see far, far, far out in the ocean, dolphins. Every day we would go snorkeling. It was like my hobby. We saw coral, star fish, crazy fish, and squid. It was like a desert out west so there were lot’s of cacti. “Don’t touch them! It will hurt!” said Amy. Every April, my family; two twin boys and my husband, will go on a vacation. This year we went to Niagara Falls. The twins, Cameron and Matthew, were already twelve years old. We went to Disney World three times when they were in elementary school. My sons loved basketball so I get to give them some pointers on their skills. When I started getting payed more, we moved into a house, in a neighborhood. “Come on! Math Is over!” Molly said. I woke up and started listening to Mr.Meyer again.