My dream house in Netherlands

 This is Kinderdijk Village, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Netherlands. 19 old windmills stand proudly under the sun against the clear blue sky. I was curious to read about the village on the Internet. But when I arrived there, I realised that was going to be an unforgettable visit for me. The view was simply stunning; it took my breath away. With the cold spring wind blowing on my face, I walked through the village with my family. Admiring the old windmills one by one. Snapping their pictures from all possible angles we could think of at that time.

One windmill in particular caught my sight. It was not any ordinary windmill. It was a home to a family. A water gate was installed in front of the house. The green lawn was well-kept. A bicycle was left outside of the house. Flower pots were arranged neatly under the window. Goodness! This is it. I just have to include it as one of my many dream houses.

Can you imagine yourself waking up in the morning and looking out at the sun from the small window of the windmill? Or listening to the creaking sound of the windmill fans in the middle of a lonely night? Or stopping your boat by the water gate while waiting for someone to open it up for you? Or enjoying your bicycle ride along the bank of the canal. This is simply amazing! Something I would have never thought of imagining to have in Malaysia.

Students, that is my dream house. What is yours? How does it look like? Where do you think it will be located? Don't forget to share your stories with me.