Skydive!!

Everyone should go skydiving. It's liberating, it's exciting, it's crazy. You realize what "sensory overload" means. You don't realize what you're doing. You can finally breathe when you see your parachute opened safely. Your heart beats at 100mph when you realize your parachute didn't open safely. You want to slow down when you see the ground coming closer, but the radio in your ear says "wait for it, wait for it" as you speed towards the ground. You don't feel any different once you did it, but you do feel it days later. Every time you look at the blue sky, you dream of being there again. When your car hits 55mph, you have an urge to wave off and pull your seat belt. When the freeway is open and it's safe, you speed to 100mph and stick your head out the window to bring back memories of free fall.

Randomly you recall the feeling of standing at the edge of the airplane and throwing yourself off, the 5 seconds of feeling like you are falling, the 50 seconds of weightlessness and doing the drill, the signals from your instructors, the pull, the sound of your parachute opening, the amazing experience of hanging midair for 10 minutes, with no sound at all, looking around, landing procedures, landing, walking back, reviewing the jump.

And nothing makes the experience more amazing than having your other half there for you, supporting your crazy passion.