House
of my dreams
Vsevolod Dolgov
So, today I want to tell you about my house and house of my dreams.
I live in a three-bedroom flat with my mother and brother . Our flat is very big, well, it is very big for me. It is
very warm in there , but my mom says it's cold. I have my own room ,
and it is very cool, because it is like my own flat. I have all my
things in there , such things like: a computer, books , my big bed, a
guitar and diplomas. There, in my room, is all my life, if you want
to know something about me, all you need is to visit my room. We
live on the ground floor, and because of that, we do not get a lot of
sun in the flat.
Our city is not so big, but we live far from the center , our house is in the north - east of the city- it is about fifteen minutes by bus. But it is not so bad, in big cities you need
fifty minutes! That’s why I love my city.
My dream house should be located outside the city, where I can find true peace and happiness . I dream to live in a private house somewhere in
the village . I will have a two- storey white house. Around the house
there will be a lot of big trees and my own little lake. There, I
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