In the last week, Iv had to many random memories, ideas, and possibilities that its filled my mind of loose ends.

In the second year of working in the oil patch, I got blinded by time. When you work a 2-1 rotation, you are mainly at work. Working in a surrounding that could change for the worse without a warning. Of course there are some warnings if you are trained and watching for them. But to the majority of people, you arnt watching for them. You are keeping busy, sweating, moving, appearing like you work for your money. And I would say for the majority of people, we were under payed. The chemicals that we work with are highly toxic, leading to short lives, or fatal injuries that can happen. These are situations that should not be taking lightly. But I had fun while I wasnt working, I had a crew that meshed into a good group of buds. After work we would take the crew truck and find a random spot in the woods, make a fire, and drink our misery away.

I grew up in the north. Very high north. Most people in Canada dont know the town, or area. Cambridge Bay, Nunavut. Hell most immigents dont even know that Nunavut is a terrioty. 6 years ago I applied for my visa over the phone, and the person clearly of a asian decent that was taking my application. She asked what town I resided in, "Cambridge Bay" I responded. She followed that up with, what provence, "Nunavut" I respond. She held the microphone and all i heard was a muffle. I remember for 15 minutes I explained that Nunavut was a terrioty, not a different country And i eventially had to talk to her supervisor and all it took was,
Supervisor - "Hello sir, what is the problem"
Me "Im trying to explain where I am living in canada to this person"
Supervisor "and where is that?"
me "In Cambridge Bay, Nunavut"
Supervisor "oh im sorry, that terriotoy isnt in our data base yet, and this person you were talking to is new to Canada"
DUH!

Time is the ultimate base of all things. Its never ending. With every second goes by, Everything gets older. Photos and videos are memories that are captured. Most of the time these are the ones most of us remember, only because we are constantly reminded. But these are not the most enjoyed memories. For the most part the times I've enjoyed, I was so busy with excitement that I didn't even think of taking a camera with me, or sper of the moment activites that you cant plan taking a picture.