day 6: a moment you wish you could relive

I think alot. Actually, I think I think too much. See what I mean? I thought about this post for hours and hours and hours and realized I overlooked a moment that has become very special to me in my life. Yeah, I'm a girl, but very unlike alot of the other posts you'll see on this topic, the moment I wish I could relive is probably more happy than sad/sentimental. Okay, it's sentimental, but I reallyreally am glad I made the decision I did.


When I was really young (around five years old) I wanted to become a tennis pro like Venus and Serena Williams, well, my mom put me in lessons, and to be honest, I'm not sure if I was good, or not. I can't remember. When I turned six, my mom gave me a choice. Swim team, or tennis lessons, since I couldn't do both. I was six, so I chose swimming, thinking I'd play with a noodle all day. Now, it's eight years later (I'm fourteen), and I wish I could relive that moment, because I didn't know then that I'd experience so much joy, and hardship (yes, hardship) during these eight years. I love swimming, and I wish I could've thought longer on my decision (even though I was six) for its possibilities, rather than its activities. Maybe I'm asking a bit too much of myself, but back then, I didn't think that just one decision would bring me to where I am now. Since that decision, I've done great things and been to great places and met great people, and had I not made that decision...where would I be now? I hope I haven't strayed from my point. 


Who knew God's plan would take you places you couldn't even imagine?


-Jocee <3
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