Name three things you wanted as a child but never got.

Nothing really, as what I have remembered. When I was in my younger years, my and mom have a good and stable job. So whatever my brother and I asked from them, there's really a possibility that we will have it. Too bad we had that attitude when we grew up.

I wanted and fantasized: a bicycle, a pair of skates, a scooter (the old type that aren't sold anymore). I loved the feel of the wind on my face while I was running, I imagined it would be a lot more terrific if I were using those gizmos. But I was a child at a time and place when these were toys for boys. I never had them. I made up for that when I grew older

A baby sister/brother as I was the youngest, a Pippa doll and a posh doll's pram. I'm still gutted I didn't get a Pippa doll and they don't do them anymore so I can't go and buy myself one

So you are the one and only child! Oh you have something in common with my one and only son. Sometimes it could really be lonely for the only child! I don't wonder why you really wished to have just a brother or a sister. My son also wished so and just like you he did not but got brothers and sisters in the persons of his cousins and nephews. I think this topic is interesting although I'm not as young as you are I can still remember my childhood so vividly. The 3 things I never really got as a child are: 1)I wanted a room of my own where I could be staying alone with all my toys displayed. But we were but poor and 9 children so my parents could not afford to give that separate room to me. It was only when I got to grow and got a job when I was able to have a room of my own. 2) I wanted a cooking set toy which I saw from a toy shop. It was a complete set and was so nice to my young eyes but was too expensive for my parents to afford. I never got the cooking set instead I settled for a simpler and cheaper one which was so crude as compared to my original choice. 3) I wanted a dress made of chiffon just like my classmate Loida who looked so elegant in her new chiffon clothes. But again my parent's can't a afford so I settled for a simpler and cheaper dress made of cotton. All those frustrations however did not gave me bitter memories but rather were used by me as driving force to study hard and reach my full potential as a person. I'm glad that by the wonderful grace of God, I now I have a much more comfortable life and could provide whatever my son desires. My son never experienced having less but I never spoiled him but rather taught him the value of hard work and perseverance in order that he could do just as well and most of all to be always thankful to God for all the blessings.

really good one to answer. before that congrats on reaching the 500. i reached it a couple of days ago. AS a kid (1) i wanted to always play & not to study. (2) Have my own bicycle. (3) Always be with my grand parents as they are very lovable. happy mylotting.

1) to go to space camp 2) a treehouse 3) my little brother's bedroom (it was way bigger than mine)