My anti- drug

Being part of the schools Track and Field Team is my anti-drug. I am really considerate of being part of the team and watchful of what I intake can effect my performance. Being part of the team takes away time from my day which is great it does not allow me to have time to waste to be getting myself into trouble or into a situation I would later regret. Running in my opinion syncs mind and body thus the reason I further myself from doing anything harmful to my body. The mental aspect of running is so important to me that it can simply bring down my performance for just regretting my actions. My anti-drug has done its job through out high school and it will be a habit that I plan on furthering with my life after high school.

What I Learned from An Inconvenient Truth

The documentary An Inconvenient Truth impacted me to realize what my future may consist of. Its a depressing fact what the world can come to and where it is leading too. The interesting graphs and research that Al Gore displays in his presentation consist of outrageous numbers and evidence this in which brings me to question his credibility and for me to take my own initiative to do my own research. A daunting image from the movie is losing natural resources and the beauty of the world for ever. I plan On traveling in the near future and the documentary has made me feel sad because I may never experience or see what I see in pictures. I see it as my own responsibility to take action and minimize my impact on global warming. The documentary brings several questions into mind. Have we been improving and minimizing our impact on the world? How many years can it take to improve our conditions?