Your so Cliche

    This one day, my mouth dropped to the floor in amazement because my mom was so mad. She said things are not as easy as they seem and that really knocked some sense into me.  Soon all hell broke loose as i was thrown out in the real world. I was no longer a happy camper because life turned out to be a real pain in the neck. As fate would have it, life sent chills up my spine. But don't get me wrong, it wasn't your average spine tingling kind of situation. It downright took by breath away.

The Best Superpower

The Best Superpower

 

 



If i could have one super power in the whole world it would have to be the ability to stop time without anyone else in the whole world knowing that i was doing so. I would chose this because then you could have all the time in the world to do everything you need to, if you needed more time to think then you have it. You would never be late for anything because you have as much time as needed. You could make anything that you love last longer then it would in normal time. You might think that the ability to fly would be cool, but then everyone would know that you have that power and you would be a potential target to many people. Invisibility would be neat, but if you have the ability to stop time and do anything all while not being seen, that would be far better then to be in normal time while being invisible. The ability to stop time would be advantageous for many reasons and those reasons make it the most likable superpower.

My Dilema

My Dilema

         At the age of 14, i was just old enough to be riding my dirtbike far distances without the supervision of my dad. Or so i thought! Me and my step brother were out riding on a far off trail when i had a crash and broke my brake lever. With no tools, i thought it couldnt have possibly gotten any worse. Then at that point, we decided that we should turn around and head home. After riding for a bit, i relized that i had goten a flat tire! Thats when my dilema arose, i was to either keep riding home and risk doing damage to the bike. Or i could have left the bike in the woods and walk home down the trecherous and rocky trail. I weighted the pros and cons, and in the end i rode on home. Risky, and if it were to happen again, i probly wouldnt do the same again. But its the decision that i made and alas no damage was done to the bike. That was quite the dilema for me, and something i hope never happens again!    

                                                                                                         -Trevor D