First Post!

I never thought I'd be one to publicly write my thoughts, but now here I am. If you read the welcome page, you know that I won't be able to update this everyday. Between school, my amazing girlfriend (I love you Makayla), my friends, and my family, I don't have a lot of time to write down my thoughts. But I'll update it a few times a week. Anyway, whether you know me or not, I'm going to introduce myself. I wrote a small autobiography below my picture at the top of this page but now I'll go beyond that. I am 14, turning 15 on March 2nd, 2010. Currently, I am dating the most amazing girl in the world, Makayla Holstein. I asked her out on September 30th, 2009, and our love has only grown stronger since. I'd write about her all day, but it might start to bore you. So. I am currently a freshman at The Delta High School in Richland, Washington, and couldn't love it more. I left a lot of friends behind when transferring to Delta, but since August of 2009, I've had the chance to work around some of the smartest and coolest people I've met, and I've gotten the chance to be involved in things I never dreamed possible. Now, I'm not saying that Delta High doesn't have it's problems (because God knows it does!), but I will say that the positives outweigh the negatives (at least so far). I need to stop thinking about school on a weekend :P Anyway, four years ago my family bought a cabin in Tollgate, Oregon, and we first went snowmobiling. I loved it from the first time I wrapped my finger around that throttle and I haven't looked back since. For Christmas in 2009, my parents gave me the greatest gift I could ever ask for: A 2008 Yamaha Phazer MTX racing snowmobile. I have since managed to roll it (Oops), but it's still in great riding condition, and going strong. If any of you reading this happen to snowmobile, send me a message through the "Contact" page, and we can talk sleds. Anyway, it's time for me to call it a night here, I should go call Makayla now :) Make sure you come back soon to read the next post, and Happy Riding to all you snowmobilers out there!