You. Yeah You, Go On Exploring, Don't Stop

I tried to reorganize my chaotic closest today. It contained many strange objects ranging from a five cent coin to a Tommy Hilfiger sock to a empty Nestle water bottle. Anyways, you get the idea, it was a disastrous sight. While I was flipping through my grade five worksheets consisting of how the hierarchy of the Canadian government, I found these lovely items that brought back memories like a everlasting flood.

In this treasure box that my friend had give to me in grade 4, I stored coins that my dad had brought back from his trip to different countries, though they were mainly in Europe.Gawking at these beautiful and exotic coins, they made me wonder, what is it like there? The three countries that I'd love to visit the most are Greece, France and Italy.

This necklace was a friendship necklace that we had purchased from Aldo, for Angela, Esther, Grace and I. To this day, I still wear it a lot, and this reminds me of our best-friendship.

These medals are from mostly for athletics and academics. I  keep them safely in my disastrous closet. They remind me of how hard our team had fought, or how much work we had put into to deserve these medals.

To some people, money, cars, houses are everything. To me, sure, they're important. But aside from family and friends what the most important thing of all to me are memories that were made. Whether it's happy or sad, it never fails to bring a smile to my face.