Wish.

Dictionary meaning of the word...

1. to want; desire; long for (usually fol. by an infinitive or a clause): I wish to travel. I wish that it were morning.
2. to desire (a person or thing) to be (as specified): to wish the problem settled.
3. to entertain wishes, favorably or otherwise, for: to wish someone well; to wish someone ill.
4. to bid, as in greeting or leave-taking: to wish someone a good morning.
5. to request or charge: I wish him to come.

I think all these are false.

A wish is for instant righting to a wrong. And clearly that doesn't happen, and no where in the dictionary meaning does it say that wishes don't come true.

False advertising if you ask me..



Poem, anyone?


How often we wish for another chance
To make a fresh beginning.

A change to blot out our mistakes.

And change failure into winning.

And it does not take a special time
To make a brand-new start,

It only takes the deep desire
To try with all our heart,

To live a little better
And to always be forgiving,

To add a little sunshine
To the world in which we're living.

So never give up in despair
And think that you are through,

For there's always a tomorrow
And a chance to start anew.

~~ Author Unknown ~~


(will start the 'bliptogether' assignment tomorrow)