MY CHILDHOOD DREAMS

From childhood, everyone nurtures dreams that are as unique as the individual dreaming them. My dreams have always been a blend of the ordinary and the extraordinary, ranging from aspiring to be a superhero with superpowers to more grounded aspirations. As I revisit my old diaries, accompanied by dream catcher music, memories of these dreams flood back, urging me to share them with my loved ones.

While some may believe in fate, I place my faith in my dreams. Yes, I'm a daydreamer, but I don't stop at dreaming—I work diligently to turn those dreams into reality.

One of my earliest dreams was to travel the world freely, without the constraints of visas or passports. Imagine a world where travel is as simple as boarding a public transport—no restrictions, no boundaries. While it may seem like a far-fetched daydream, achieving such freedom of movement would indeed be a remarkable feat.

I've always been drawn to mysteries, adventures, and dreamlands, not just to learn about them but to experience them firsthand. Nature's beauty has the power to inspire, humble, and bring peace to the mind.

I also dream of experiencing all the joy and excitement the world has to offer, from exploring man-made adventure parks to savoring the tranquility of nature, like the refreshing scent of green leaves near beaches. Sharing these experiences with loved ones, especially in adventure parks, creates lasting memories that enrich our lives.

One dream that holds particular significance for me is donating blood to help those in need. Such a simple act can make a profound difference, giving someone a second chance at life following a traumatic event.

Lastly, I dream of a world where equality reigns, and conflicts are resolved peacefully, eliminating the need for passports and fostering global friendships. Many more dreams fill my mind, and I look forward to sharing them as they unfold.