Thoughts From A Future Pilot

Hello. I'll share with you something that bugs my mind. To begin with I have to say that I like reading blogs. By blogs I mean deep thoughts and opinions. For that reason it really bugs me when I see people using the their blogs to get in contact with other people.

For example they write in their blog something like this: "Hello, contact me","my msn is .......... add me", "I'm new here can someone help me" and so on. I think you now the type of blogs I'm refering to. The first two examples is really what bothers me. I would never write to a person writing that in their blog. First of all, when someone writes a blog like that he or she makes it a hell of alot harder for me to find the blogs I really want to read. Second of all, this tells you that the person is to lazy to find friends by themselves and just wait for others to do the job for them. Shame on them. If they really want friends they have to put a little heart into it.

If you are new to E-baby then go to the forums. As in any other website you always find the help you need in the forums. Why is it so hard?

People please start use the blog the way it was meant to be used.

Cheers.

Hello people of the world! If you have nothing better to do then I'd like to tell you a little bit about my new years eve that was a little bit odd one this year.

Well let's take it from the beginning. In my family we have a cosy little cabin in the mountains in the northern part of Sweden. Me and my girlfriend plus four other teenagers decided that we should spend a week up there skiing and embracing the new year of 2008.

Everything was perfect. We were alone without any adults and outside there was a meter of brilliant white pouder snow. On the days we skied and on the evenings we played games, watched movies or sang with our guitars. As I said everything was perfect. Until new years eve. On the day we started to ski as usual but around mid day something terrible happened. My long time friend Alexander broke his leg. He was going way to fast in a slow speed area and he tried to avoid some people but then went down a mountainside where he hit a tree. When I realized what had just happened I just threw my skies aside and jumped down after him. I waited with him until help arrived and then I helped to carry him away from there. He spent his new years eve in a hospital 10 hours car drive from home.

Because of this tragedy I decided to write a song in Alex honours. This is the text:

"Alex he crashed in a tree. He broke his leg on new years eve. And he cannot walk any more.

Alex he crashed in a tree. He broke his leg on new years eve. And he cannot walk any more.

The speed was to great for him. And he could not stop before the slope. And in the tree he went.

Alex he crashed in a tree. He broke his leg on new years eve. And he cannot walk any more.

(Get better Alex)"

If you want to hear the original song then become my friend and ask for it.

Thank you for your time.

Cheers!

Do not underestimate the power of having a great dream or goal in life. If you are dreaming of something that you would like to happen then try to make it happen. I can think of no better motivation force then trying to follow your dreams.

My dream in life is to become an airliner pilot for a big international airline that flies all over the world. This dream has been the same since I was like 2 or 3 years old. I can't remember a time where I did not want to become a pilot. This has helped me alot thru my life. For most of us in this world life isn't easy and therefore I say again, do not underestimate the power of having a great dream.

To understand why a dream can have such great motivational force I need to take my life in example.

I see my life as a stair. On top of that stair I see the dream of being a pilot (and of course a family with my fiancé). All minor and major parts of my life I see as steps that brings me closer to my goal. Therefore the motivational force is usually very strong no matter what I do in life. I have graduated school, and did so with top grades. To me there is no question that the pilot dream helped me with my grades. I know alot of bright/brighter people that did not receive as good grades as I did. I say again, DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF HAVING A GREAT DREAM!

With this I do not say that my life ends when I reach my goal of becoming a pilot. Since I learned at an early age the importance of having dreams I have allready started to have some more dreams/goals to fulfill after the completion of my piloting career. However that's a complete different story which I do not want to bother anyone with.

I wish you all luck in life and I hope you all realize that following your dreams is what truly makes you happy (if you haven't allready realized that).

Cheers!