Describe something you own which is very important to you.

You should say:

where you got it from?

how long you have had it?

what you use it for?

and explain why it is important to you.

Not sure, how much of an “importance” one should attach to owning a “motorcycle” on a scale of “owning important things”, but I consider my motorcycle to be very important to me because I have always felt like it is a “part of me” since the day I bought it, or “owned” it for hundreds of reasons, seriously

I have always loved riding a motorcycle since my early childhood, and even wanted to “own” one since then, but my parents didn’t quite feel comfortable with the “adrenaline rush” or a “pre-teen” boy like me.

So, I had to wait for at least another 10 years or so before I could actually “own” my “dream” two-wheeled “road warrior”, courtesy to the goodwill of my parents who didn’t hesitate to spend a “handsome” amount of cash to “spoil” their university-going, only “male” child

Anyway, since then, I have been “driving” (more like “torturing”) my shiny black motorcycle for almost 5 years, without any major complain, in order to travel back and forth from my home to work, visiting my families and friends who are living far away from me, and carrying my younger sisters occasionally to the nearby shopping mall.

I also take the help of my “ever-dependable” vehicle to run for different kinds of errands frequently in order to help my family. Finally, if I don’t mention how I drag my “roadster” to take me to a lake, by weathering very “rough” road conditions sometimes, against its will so that I can do some “fishing”, I would not do a complete injustice on my motorcycle

My motorcycle is very important to me mainly because of the “versatilities” and flexibilities, it provides, in taking me to different destinations in different kinds of weather conditions.

It is important to me also because it saves me a lot in my travel cost, considering how frequently I travel to different places. Finally, the “cool” feeling of walking into a restaurant or an upscale office, with a helmet under my arm while also having a “swagger” at the same time, is just “unbeatable” and “priceless”

Introduction:

One possession that holds great significance and is very dear to me is a delicate silver necklace that was gifted to me by my grandmother on my eighteenth birthday. This necklace is not just a piece of jewelry but also a symbol of love, heritage, and cherished memories. I am so lucky to have the opportunity to talk about it here.

Where you got it from?

I received this beautiful necklace as a gift from my grandmother. It was passed down to her by her own mother, making it a family heirloom with a rich history. My grandmother decided to pass it on to me as a symbol of love and to carry forward our family’s legacy

How long you have had it?

I have had this necklace for almost six years now, and it holds immense sentimental value for me. Every time I wear it, I am reminded of the love and wisdom that my grandmother bestowed upon me

What you use it for?

I wear this necklace on special occasions and significant milestones in my life. It has become a symbol of celebration and serves as a tangible connection to my family’s heritage. The intricate design and craftsmanship make it a piece of art that adds elegance and grace to any outfit. It is not merely a piece of jewellery; it is a reflection of my identity and the values instilled in me by my grandmother

And explain why it is so important to you:

This necklace holds profound importance to me for several reasons. Firstly, it is a tangible reminder of the strong bond I share with my grandmother. It represents the unconditional love, wisdom, and guidance she has bestowed upon me throughout my life. Whenever I wear it, I feel her presence and a sense of comfort knowing that she is always with me

Secondly, this necklace is a testament to our family’s heritage and traditions. It connects me to my ancestors and the stories of resilience and strength that have been passed down through generations. It serves as a link to my roots, reminding me of the values, traditions, and cultural identity that define who I am