Big Question

  • What do you want to read?
  • I want to read Anne Frank’s diary.
  • What do you want to watch?
  • I want to watch the full season of stranger things 
  • Who do you want to meet?
  • I don’t known
  • What do you want to write?
  • A poem about my friends pores
  • What do you want to create/build?
  • I want to build muscle 
  • What do you want to practice?
  • I want to practice waterpolo 
  • What do you want to listen to?
  • Tyler the creator 
  • What do you want to... 
  • Sleep
  • What do you WANT? 
  • I want to relax but not get too relaxed

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