[00:00.90]Golden Windows ½ðÉ«µÄ´°×Ó

[00:08.23]There was a small boy living on a farm

[00:12.92]which seemed like so far away from everywhere.

[00:16.33]He needed to get up before sunrise every morning to start his chores

[00:21.25]and out again later to do the evening ones.

[00:24.86]During sunrise he would take a break and climb up on the fence

[00:29.56]so in the distance he could see the house with golden windows.

[00:34.04]He thought how great it would be to live there

[00:36.77]and his mind would wander to imagine the modern equipment and appliances 

[00:42.24]that might exist in the house.

[00:43.67]¡°If they could afford golden windows, 

[00:46.84]then they must have other nice things.¡±

[00:49.35]He then promised himself, 

[00:51.10]¡°Some day I will go there and see this wonderful place.¡±

[00:54.93]Then one morning his father told him to stay at home 

[00:58.98]and his father would do the chores.

[01:01.60]Knowing that this was his chance,

[01:04.22]he packed a sandwich and headed across the field 

[01:07.48]towards the house with the golden windows.

[01:10.24]As the afternoon went on, he began to realize how he misjudged the distance

[01:15.93]and something else was very wrong.

[01:18.12]As he approached the house,

[01:20.41]he saw no golden windows but instead a place with in bad need of a painting

[01:26.27]surrounded by a broken down fence.

[01:29.05]He went to the tattered screen door and knocked.

[01:32.33]A small boy very close to his age opened the door.

[01:36.05]He asked him if he had seen the house with the golden windows.

[01:39.88]The boy said ¡°Sure, I know.¡± and invited him to sit on the porch.

[01:45.13]As he sat there, he looked back from where he just came

[01:49.06]where the sunset turned the windows on his home to gold.