my mountains

Based on a true story:

Ever since I was a little girl I liked to climb mountains.

At the age of seven, my whole family went on a trip to the Himalaya mountains. Since then I liked to climb mountains. After I climbed my first mountain, I got to the top and screamed. It was there that I understood what I wanted to do with my life: climb the world’s highest mountains.

At the age of eight I told my parents that I wanted to climb another mountain. They took me to Greece and we climbed on one of the mountains there. It was a lot of fun. We touched the clouds.

That was something that I will never forget because at the same time it was snowing and we started to play in the snow. Even my parents played with us and we built a snowman. I called him Max.

At the age of nine I started to climb on higher mountains.

Everyone asks me if that scares me. I told them that I am going to be the women who climbs on the highest mountains in the world. Since then I have only one goal, to be the woman who climbs the highest mountains in the world.

At the age of ten I climbed one of the mountains in the United States. And then at the age of eleven I flew to Argentina where my mom’s family lives. They told me that there is a mountain that only the strongest survive. Straight away I asked my parents if I could go that mountain. They said yes, but you have to go with an adult. So I took a member of my family to the mountain and all of us survived the cold and the height.

At the age of twelve, my grandma’s sister died, she too was a mountain climber. The only mountain that she didn’t climb is the mountain in Iraq, Mount Sinjar.
This is where my father’s family live. So I asked him if I can go and climb the mountain there. He told me that he has an uncle that already climbed it, so I took my grandma’s sister’s ashes to the mountain and scattered them.

In the future I want to climb Mount Everest.

This has been my dream since I was seven years old.

Now I’m at the age of fourteen and after the military I’m going to climb Mount Everest. After that, I will be happier.

My advice to my readers is: “If you can dream it, you can do it”, Walt Disney.

The End !