I parachute, so I can totally relate. This is a GoPro clip (of intentional poor quality) shot by me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIsIqouBwo0 http://www.yout

I parachute, so I can totally relate. This is a GoPro clip (of intentional poor quality) shot by me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIsIqouBwo0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIsIqouBwo0 I've found greater satisfaction in parachuting than anything else I've tried in life. Parachuting was never a goal for me, but I found myself doing it one day and enjoying it. I kept doing it. It's rewarding in the same way as sports are, you find small goals and you reach them. You improve. You have a raison d'être. You feel things. Good things, horrible things, but you feel! You're not passing time. You're alive! Had I been exposed to mountaineering earlier on in my life, maybe I would've been doing that instead. One should probably not underestimate the social aspect of such activities either. You do meet some great people.