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Diego's Unrealistic Dream

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Children often answer police officers, firefigthers, or dancer when you ask them whats their dream job. However, only five percent of all the kids in America actually get the job they answered. Being realistic is the best choice for your life because it keeps you from unrealistic dreams and helps your choices.
“Dream big or not and all” many people say. However, unrealistic dreams are dreams that are imposible to turn real. In particular, my cousin, Diego, dreams to play for the soccer team Barcelona, but his dreams is too unreal and probably never going to happen. In effect, he trains really hard ; therefore, he often ignores serious problems such as his school grades. Therefore, we are triying to convince him to at least go with the local

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