Every day we make hundreds of choices. We choose to go to class o r work, we choose to watch a sunset or go for a jog. We choose to read a book, paint a picture, or share a meal with a friend.
Choices are a fundamental element of being human.
In fact, the choices that we make are a reflection of who we are as people. T he lens by which we view life and the way we make choices largely depends on our own experiences. Then you'll see how things really are. I was pretty sure that I was breathing real air, eating real food, and talking to real people. This summer when I traveled to Nicaragua with eleven other students I was viewing reality through a lens that was as small as a peephole.