things we want to get badly

When I was a kid (probably when I was about 6 or 7 years old), I was anxious to wear shiny black dress shoes, but my parents could not afford them (actually they could, but they didn’t see the values for money). I wanted to have a car when was in my 20’s. I bought a compact used car when I was 32. Having my own house was definitely on the top of my wish list. I bought my own house last year. Was I happy and joyful when I got them? Yes, of course, but the satisfaction or the level of jo was not proportional to the value of the goods. A new tennis racket was one of a few items I always wanted to have and when I finally got it, I was overwhelmed with joy: much happier than when I bought my own house. We might feel much happier when we achieve something by making an all-out effort than when we buy something with money. The harder you work to get or achieve it, the more joyful it will be.

Hello there Sir [이름]^^ Wow! A new house and a tennis racket! You are really sporty. I am so happy that you were able to get all of the things that you want. You deserve it because you are really a hardworking person. We must also treat ourselves sometimes. I hope that you will be able to reach your dreams.^^ Take Care!Teacher Nina When I was a kid (probably when I was about 6 or 7 years old), I was anxious to wear shiny black dress shoes, but my parents could not afford them (actually they could, but they didn’t see the values for money). >> When I was a kid (probably when I was about 6 or 7 years old), I was anxious to wear a shiny pair of black shoes but my parents could not afford them (actually they could, but they didn\'t see the value of buying it). I wanted to have a car when was in my 20’s. >> Correct! >> OR: I wanted to have a car when I was in my twenties. I bought a compact used car when I was 32. >> Correct! >> OR: I bought a compact used car when I was thirty-two years old. Having my own house was definitely on the top of my wish list. >> Correct! I bought my own house last year. >> Correct! Was I happy and joyful when I got them? >> Was I happy when I got them? >> OR: Did I feel joy when I got them? Yes, of course, but the satisfaction or the level of jo was not proportional to the value of the goods. >> Correct! (Check:joy^^) A new tennis racket was one of a few items I always wanted to have and when I finally got it, I was overwhelmed with joy: much happier than when I bought my own house. >> A new tennis racket was one of the few items I always wanted to have and when I finally got it, I was overwhelmed with joy: much happier than when I bought my own house. We might feel much happier when we achieve something by making an all-out effort than when we buy something with money. >> Correct The harder you work to get or achieve it, the more joyful it will be. >> The harder you work to get or achieve something, the more joyful it will be.