A Letter to My Future Self

I am a girl called Nakalungi Engrid. I am coming from a poor family. I thank God because my parents have paid my fees, yet they do not have money. They are not so very poor because I go to school. I learn with my foot.

The reason for writing this letter is about my future. I want to be an accountant because an accountant gets a lot of money and yet I do not waste manpower during my work. As an accountant I give people who want loans for purposes like rearing animals, keeping poultry, arable farming, etc. An accountant counts items that arrive at the bank, wholesale and many others. An accountant does not move to countries while some pilots can move to different countries while flying aeroplanes.

I pray to God for me to be an accountant of Uganda as a country. An accountant also helps to count money in the bank. If God is with me, I will care about my parents, sisters, brothers, relatives and all people in a country. If I grow up I will make sure they get money and build some schools, clinics in villages and towns.

Let me hope God is hearing my prayers of being an accountant of Uganda as a country in the whole world. I will be a responsible person when I grow up. I will care for people who do not have parents and relatives. I will make sure that I go for prayers every day on Sunday at the church, looking for the Almighty God of mine.