LINK: Jahresbericht 2009/10 - Billroth73

50I Have a Dream...Martin Luther King Junior said “...I have a dream that my four little children will oneday live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but bythe content of their character. I have a dream today.”Well, I’ve got a dream too, a dream about equality, a nice and peaceful life for me and everyoneelse in this world, a dream, which probably will never become true because the world just isn’tfair.In my dream everybody is equal, but not the communist way of equality like in former Russia. Iwant people to think of and help each other as much as they can.I want every person to have the chance for a good life, but what they do out of it is theirdecision.I would love to have the cutest little house with two children and a partner.I want the sun to shine on most of the days but not always otherwise it would become too normaland we wouldn’t appreciate it any more. The winters should be a little shorter.In my dream the world is full of love and friendship. Nobody is ever alone apart of the momentswhere they want to be on their own. None of the people in the whole world have to worry aboutgetting killed or hurt or their families and children dying because of lack of water or food.Everybody, even homosexuals and handicapped people, black people and white and red ones,people of any religion and country, everyone is treated the same way and none of us getsexcluded or mobbed.I have a dream that there are flowers in every colour, trees and other beautiful plantseverywhere you look.A world like this would just be fantastic. But such an ideal world could never exist, even if many,many people died for it and I would.Well it’s nice enough that this unreal planet can exist in my mind and perhaps also in some otherspeople’s head. But I still hope that my children or off springs can sometimes live in a perfectworld and I will hope until I die, because the hope dies at last.Hanna Galiamoutsas