Little Lass
Once upon a time, there was a wee little lass full life innocence and determination and raw imagination. Anything she wanted was given into her tiny little hands. She would run and play with Mr. Snuggles in the playground during the day, and during the night, she would dream of riding unicorns and being a beautiful princess ruling over a land of happiness and rainbows.
Her innocence is at its peak without any care in the world for life's problems. She forever loves on a world of butterflies and rainbows.
As years of school.go by, high school arrives with its loud and unruly teens and frustrated teachers. It takes the lass by surprise that everyone cannot always see happiness in their eyes. She talks to her peers and learns about their problems and soon our lass can now open her own eyes. She realizes that life is not all fun and games and people don’t always love so great. Playing may be fun now, but what will it do for you later? The lass learns to stop her childish ways and learns to work hard and then play.
Now the little lass had grown into a young lady. A woman who cannot be deterred from her task. Her once short attention has turned into full determination. There is no more talk about cooties and icky boys. Now there is talk about dorm rooms and college classes. Her imagination is still the same however it’s about her future career instead of unicorns and dragons.
She can drive! She can work! She can and will do anything that she puts her mind to. Out once wee little lass has now grown up seen that life can be fun but it can also be very rough. In order to get what you want in this world, you have to work hard for it
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