My Unrealistic Wish List!

• Always-swift reading ability.
• A box of each Sunburst Metallic Gel pen color.
• A sudden ability to play the piano.
• A sudden ability to play the bass guitar (or at least the bass for "Money for Nothing").
• A large collection of all the discontinued Dark Stardust Gelly Roll pens.
• A long visit to English with lots of walking about.
• Perfect pronunciation.
• A night or two alone with Josh in a fancy hotel.
• A week at Disney World with a happy Oliver (and money for souvenirs!).
• Quick travel to visit Melissa.
• All the books on my GoodReads want-to-read list.
• Perfectly painted nails at all times with no action or effort from me.
• Chocolate-covered strawberries always in  my fridge.
• Always having room (and spare calories) for dessert.
• A small collection of 10-inch Cisette Madame Alexander dolls.
• Blue Moon Cafe's chocolate and brie croissant paninis always available.
• Clothes that put themselves away (by color!).
• Regular massages with oils that don't give me a rash.
• Pretty, practical storage for all my jewelry.
• To read a magazine every day and then donate it (unless it's really special, of course).
• Frequent roller skating.
• Never needing to wake up before 7.
• Being in control of when I fall asleep.
• A sugar glider.
• Seahorses...and someone to take care of them.
• A collage in my room of all Bella Pilar's greeting cards.
• Endless Target gift cards.
• Spreadable brie any time (it's often out of stock).
• A sudden appreciation of hot and cold tea.
• Tickets to Phantom  in surrounding cities.
• Precise makeup application with my own flair every time.
• Hair that stays dyed and trimmed.
• Lollia bubble baths.
• That Bruce and I will always live near each other.
• A full-size Sephora in our city.
• A Paper Source in our city.
• A Papyrus in our city.
• Reaching and maintaining my good weight.
• Unlimited funds to buy other people gifts.
• An annual mountain trip with Keely.
• Easy, present storage of my journals.
• Free access to beauty and stationery subscription boxes.
• The return of the faux marble pens I loved in 6th grade.
• The sudden ability to play the clarinet.
• The ability to see a whole room in one color.