drew07's blog

I just recently read a blog explaining how time can go by so fast without one even noticing the fact that it is constantly moving and there is nothing that we can do about it.  I recently graduated high school, in May of 2007, and I realized that those were the days of my life; high school was one of the biggest parts of my life thus far.  Sometimes I wonder, what if I did things differently?  What if I had got to know other people, people that I never thought of getting to know on a personal level?  What if I had worked harder, and became an even stronger person by doing so?  What if I could just stop time and do everything that I could ever want?

Today is the day that I start a new life. It may be challenging to get over my addiction but I know that I can do it.

It is amazing what Mother Nature can accomplish.

A tornadoe ripped through numerous Southeastern States recently. Among the people effect is my girlfriend's sister and brother in law. Her brother in law is stationed at Fort Rucker in Enterprise, Alabama, and it is amazing to see the strength that Mother Nature has upon our world.

I've always wondered what it would feel like fall freely 14,500 feet through the sky. Sound dangerous? Of course it is, but my friends and I have always wanted to skydive, an experience that one should try at least once in their lifetime.

It just occured to me how sick people really are. I was watching Oprah the other night (and do not question why I was watching it) and I realized there are some really psychologicaly tormented men in this world. There was a man on her show that was kidnapped and molested when he was thirteen years old by an older man.

I've been diving for my high school for three years. I am now a senior, who has set goals to accomplish and dreams to reach for, but this past Tuesday, February 20, 2007, my high school diving career came to an end. After three years of diving, I finally made it past the Sectional Championship and moved on to the Regional Championship with a chance to qualify for the state meet in Indiana.