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Posted on March 15, 2018 by Sarbadaman Gop 


Two of My Wishes

Each and every day, new wishes arise in my mind. But there are some wishes which I have been keeping in my mind for a long time. My first wish is to go to the moon as an astronaut.I would prefer to walk on the moon’s surface and visit the hills and craters. I have another wish too. I would wish for a bicycle for myself so that I can go to school within a short time and enjoy the bicycle ride with my friends.


My Favorite Season


There are five main seasons in our state -Spring, Summer, Monsoon, Autumn and Winter. My favorite season is Autumn. As the rain peters out the autumn sets in. The autumn comes as a relief in the wake of the nagging rain. Autumn lasts for one month only -October followed by Winter in the months of November,December and January.Many flowers like ‘shiuli‘, ‘togor‘, ‘kaash‘ and ‘lotus‘ bloom in Autumn. Fruits like the custard apple and water chestnuts and vegetables like cabbages and cauliflowers are procurable.The crowning glory of the season is its procession of festivals.Mahalaya, Durga Puja, Lakshmi Puja, Kali Puja, Bhatri Dwitiya fill the hearts of the people with high spirit and jubilance .I enjoy this season because of its cool and refreshing weather and the festivals give a welcome break from studies.

My School 

I read in Lowada High School. The School is famous for its discipline and good results.The School is four minutes away from my home. I go to school by by-cycle. There are two big buildings in our School. There are thirty rooms, a library, a laboratory,a student’s common room, an office room and a teachers’ room in our office. We have a big playground and a beautiful flower garden in front of our school. There are thirty teachers in my school.They are all highly qualified and teach us well. They are very friendly and helpful .They also encourage us to take part in cultural activities.There are two thousand students in our School. We all obey and respect our teachers. At school, I feel, I am at home.


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