If I can eat only three things for the rest of my life, I would choose milk, chocolate and apple. I prefer to have milk rather than any other liquid foods as I like it and it provides us with the required nutrients. I am very fond of chocolates and cannot ever give up .Every time I happen to see chocolates in a shop or somewhere I cannot resist myself from getting one. Moreover chocolates have good calorie content and it can keep me free from hunger for a long time. Though I like all fruits I prefer apples because it is vitamin rich.

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According to me, the most beautiful thing I have seen in the world is a sea. It is very amazing to enjoy the beauty of the never ending waves in the sea. How nice it is to watch the setting sun and the colors that are reflected in the sea water. If we watch the sea at different times of a day we can see a variety of color patterns that are created by the colorful clouds and its reflections. At certain times we can see a very calm sea with silent waves but at certain other times a roaring sea. A view of a calm sea can create a soothing mood in our minds.

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If I win a lottery I would certainly start a school for the disabled children. It is better to say that they are differently able. I have read the great author Hellen Keller’s autobiography ‘The story of my life’. I was moved by her story .She lost her hearing and vision when she was so young. It is worthwhile to read this book and understand how she overcame her disabilities. After reading this book I had made up my mind to do whatever I can do for the children who are deaf, dumb or blind or suffer from any other disabilities. Hence if I win a lottery I will start a school for them.

In Kerala, a state in India we celebrate a festival named ‘Vishu’. It is a practice that on this auspicious day, we see the “kani” that is arranged the previous night. The ‘Kani’ means an idol of God, fruits, rice, gold, a mirror and a new dress. Our belief is that if we start that day by seeing these things arranged there will be great year ahead. After this the eldest member of the family will give coins to the other members. All will be eagerly waiting for receiving these coins. It is not the value of the coins that matters, but its worth is above what we can imagine. We preserve these coins without spending, till the festival in the next year and the belief is that these coins will bring prosperity to us. I desire this tradition to be passed on to the next generation.