Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder

I can't resist myself from sharing this post. One of my friends living in Canada who describes Canada a place for scenic beauty

Fourteen years prior, on July first, 2003, my folks headed to Toronto the distance from Washington, D.C in their old Honda. From that day forward, my future was chosen.

I was conceived in Scarborough, a multicultural group of new foreigners. I've encountered a huge number of intriguing things amid my youth up until now. The most astonishing memory I have is tied in with being lost and found on a Saturday morning when I was six. My father sent me to go to the Chinese Program at Tam O'Shanter Junior Public School. After observing there was no one in the classroom, I exited the school individually. I lurched to a transport stop and held up at a crossing point on my way home. A transport driver halted and called the police for me. They helped me discover my folks and influenced me to feel safe.

Their generosity kept any conceivable fiascoes, for which I am everlastingly thankful. We as Canadians are sufficiently lucky to live in a quiet helpful society populated by kind-hearted natives of numerous societies.

In my heart and psyche, Canada is an ideal safe house for every youngster. It is where people and seagulls can live amicably. Amid my youth, I played with herds of seagulls in people in general stop close to my home. Consistently I would return, constantly charmed to meet the dim feathered Flappy, my most loved seagull. It wasn't apprehensive about me, and wouldn't take off, essentially drifting above in the blue sky as I ran joyfully on the rich green grass beneath. I likewise made another creature companion, who I would see on my street to class every day. It was a dark-furred squirrel which would rest calmly while gathering nuts. Canada is where people and creatures can frame companionships and develop in agreement.

As an adolescent, I have acknowledged that I am so blessed to be a Canadian. This sort of cheerful and quiet life turns out to be significantly more valuable as different nations confront different kinds of emergencies.

I'm extremely pleased to be a Canadian. At such a glorious time, I wish Canada a cheerful commemoration!