To my Island I would take with me lots of my favourite foods such as crisps and chocolate to indulge in while I watched the fantastic sunsets over crystal clear blue water. I would also take my large collection of music with me to while away those hot and sunny afternoons on the golden beach with no one to tell you to turn it down. Which brings be onto another great plus with living on a desert island is the weather would be great endless days of hot sunny weather unlike the ‘great’ British summers which we all know so well.
Another thing I’d really like about living on a desert island is having to fend for myself, such as building a shelter finding food and water, hunting. I lived in the countryside for along time and I used to spend all my summer holidays (when it was not raining that is) tackling tasks like this. Like Building shelters in my garden and camping out there. There was nothing I like better, so I feel I would be well prepared for such an adventure. It would be incredibly self-satisfying knowing that you had looked after yourself in such a remote area without anyone else’s help. I would be really proud of my self.
Along with that I would be able to do what I want when I want, I wouldn’t have my Mum screeching at me ‘Go to Bed Know!’ or ‘Why haven’t you finished your Coursework!’ I would be able to choose when I go to bed, or if I wanted to go swimming or if I felt like walking around the beautiful scenery of my Island, or perhaps if I felt like working on my suntan or just having a nap in my own shelter. I could wake up every morning and watch the golden sunrise out the murky depths of Pacific Ocean and realize that I didn’t have any school to go, homework to do late at night or anything else to worry about.
However living on a desert island would probably get lonely after a while but that wouldn’t matter because I would get them all to come on over, we could party on the beach or play beach rugby. I could show everyone my wonderful island and how beautiful and peaceful it was. We could all sit round a bon-fire and enjoy ourselves without a care in the world. They might even enjoy island life as much as me and decide to stay on my island with me. That defiantly would be heaven.
