'The Driving Addiction'

The Driving Addiction

By Tony Stark at 08/14/08 19:22

Last week I had my first experience of driving straight for almost 20 hours, only stopping to eat and rest for a few minutes. It's exhausting but I actually love the experience. It has been on of the greatest dream since I was a kid, to drive to a destination I know a little about, without someone to tell me what to do. Lol!

But after that country driving, I have never put my hands back to the wheels. I know it's just been for a week, but I can feel the driving urge again. It seems like my hand is addicted to driving.

I did not dream of becoming a professional driver, though I dream of driving every kind of vehicle there is when I was younger, and I not just cars.

My ultimate dream as a kid was to become a pilot. I wish to fly supersonic planes, like those in G.I. Joe. Lol, look at what cartoon shows can do to a kid. It's also logical to be a commercial airplane pilot because you got to roam the whole world, and you stay up on the air as compared to an average man, haha. I also once dreamed of being a ship captain, like Captain Hook or Captain Cook. I love to sail the oceans, not necessarily a pirate.

Watching movies when I was a kid, affected me a lot. Actually, I think my life is so full of action because I always think movies can happen in real life too! But sometimes its hard to do them in real. Like those people overspeeding in the highways competing with each other. Although I know that is possible, it will be hard to avoid the polices. Real life can put me to being the main character or the extra. And in movies, only the main characters can go pass by the police without being caught.

Life is not like movies at all, I realized. The simple road signs that usually go unnoticed in films needed to be follow in real. The reality that you cannot always defy the law. The truth that we are governed by certain rules to maintain good quality life cannot be ignored. Afterall, I don't want to become the bad guy in real life, nor in movies.

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