Monday, November 29, 2010

Something I'm worthy of....

Christmas is approaching quite rapidly and I still don’t plan to see the world’s largest Christmas tree in the living room.  You seemingly fulfill the desires of numerous children annually and this  kindness  makes me wonder  whether or not you’ll grant me my wish.  I have gone through a plethora of laptops and computers, and all  of them  malfunctioned in  one way or another. Subsequently, I am in need of one and have found one to fit my needs.  I would like a Sony VAIO laptop, which I feel is perfect because it  has a durable structure and will not break.  After writing several manuscripts over  because of my illegible  handwriting,  I think  this computer is something I am worthy of.
I need to use a computer frequently throughout the school year, for projects and essays which  I have to type on my mother’s computer or at the library and I would no longer have to fight over when to use the computer.  In front of my own aspirations, I need to use a computer for my education, especially on my blog and its commentary, which we update weekly.  I receive several projects throughout the year, and among these are lab reports,  biographies and research reports. Projects can amount to almost 20% of my grade in a specific subject and  that could bring my average down drastically. Having a Sony VAIO  would not effect my education negatively,  but most likely the other way around.
I am quite worthy of a new laptop because I am cognizant of how valuable a computer is. I am not talking about monetary  value but instead, how useful a computer is to an aspiring writer and to a sixth grade student.  A Sony VAIO will allow me to share my work with several people and to do a simple task in a  more effective manner.  After receiving this computer, I will attempt to be a better student, and I will be capable of improving my education.
I don’t have a fireplace nor a chimney so I know that makes your delivery harder. I am cognizant that you probably want to grant your more faithful supporters first.I know that I am not the most faithful believer, and that I did forget to put out the milk and cookies that other Christmas, but hope that you will take the liberty to fulfill my wish, along with the millions of others wishes from your believers that you grant annually. Having a laptop for my  personal use would also make it easier to  type essays, without  having to worry about  the time.  Since  I aspire to work part-time as a author,  I have already started composing my first novel.  Furthermore,  a laptop which I can call my own would be pleasant because my brother  constantly wants to use mine.
From,
Wamia Siddiquiibrary