CTEF Annual Dinner
Two days ago, I went to the CTEF Annual Dinner. There, I sold raffle tickets.
I felt unhappy about selling the tickets at first because I felt bored. I didn't want to go around holding a box and ripping apart tickets to drop in it. I saw kids playing games, and I wanted to do that, too. I didn't want to keep walking around to tables, selling raffle tickets. I ripped the tickets, dropped them in, ripped more tickets, dropped them in, and repeated the process. It was tedious and annoying. I really wanted to take a break and have some fun.
I decided to keep selling tickets because I wanted to help kids in China have a good education. I felt that these kids deserved an education, and I wanted to give them a chance to have one. So I kept selling raffle tickets, ripping them and dropping them into the box, even though I really wanted to play some games. I kept selling tickets to help children in China. My partners and I earned $590, enough to help 3 elementary school students in China have a whole year of education.
To sum up, even though I didn't get much time to play games, it was worth helping the children in China get their education.
I felt unhappy about selling the tickets at first because I felt bored. I didn't want to go around holding a box and ripping apart tickets to drop in it. I saw kids playing games, and I wanted to do that, too. I didn't want to keep walking around to tables, selling raffle tickets. I ripped the tickets, dropped them in, ripped more tickets, dropped them in, and repeated the process. It was tedious and annoying. I really wanted to take a break and have some fun.
I decided to keep selling tickets because I wanted to help kids in China have a good education. I felt that these kids deserved an education, and I wanted to give them a chance to have one. So I kept selling raffle tickets, ripping them and dropping them into the box, even though I really wanted to play some games. I kept selling tickets to help children in China. My partners and I earned $590, enough to help 3 elementary school students in China have a whole year of education.
To sum up, even though I didn't get much time to play games, it was worth helping the children in China get their education.
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