Wishes Don't Always Come True

WOW!! Today is the beginning of my blogging career. I have no idea how I got here but hopefully, maybe it will allow me to express some of the things I am feeling inside.

But beginning with my thoughts for the day:
Am I allowed to say that wishes never come true. Maybe never is a strong word, like I noted in the title perhaps better wording would be that wishes DON'T always come true. As much as sometimes I wish they would. For example, I am single and I wish a guy would come into my life and sweep me off my feet. I can blow out the candles on my birthday cake, or see a shooting star, or blow on an eyelash, but that only leaves me waiting. But how long should I wait? Or should I make the the same wish twice? Are you even allowed to do that? Does that make it come true faster? These are all the things I was wondering today while looking up at the moon and making a wish as if the moon holds all my answers. So will I ever get answers to my questions? Has anyone ever made a wish and actually realized it has come true?

I looked up the definition for the word wish in the Oxford Dictionary and it states: a desire for something that cannot or probably will not happen. How depressing is the dictionary? But let me mention a couple of the other things I have wished for; I have wished to break my leg, for a dog, to fall in love (with what or who I have no idea), to win the lottery (but who hasn't made that wish) and many others. However, now thinking about it, a lot of my wishes are really selfish. Is that only me or should I be making wishes to come up with a cure for cancer, or to end poverty?

All I can say is Wishes hardly ever come true (not considering the Children's Wish Foundation which is an entirely different idea) Think about it and I mean really think about it. So I will end my very first blog with the wish I asked for at the beginning, I wish to find a guy who will sweep me off my feet. I will be sure to let you know if it happens, but a heads up, probably won't happen any time soon.