Butterfly_Effect

Butterfly Effect As Maximus says in the movie Gladiator, “What we do in life echoes in eternity.” The Butterfly Effect, in its essence, says that a small change, such as a flap of a butterfly’s wings in China, may trigger a much larger circumstance across the globe, such as a storm front in New York. Drastic changes result from small changes in the initial settings. When we take a closer look, it becomes evident that this idea is relevant is all of our lives. My experience with the Butterfly Effect started two years ago. Summer had begun and I was still without a summer job. My friends already had a couple of weeks of steady income under their belts, and I was beginning to worry that my ideal job would not present itself. Then, my problems were solved … almost. Within a couple hours, I received phone calls by two possible employers. First, I was called by Paul, my volleyball coach, in need of someone to do manual labor for the summer. I would be sandblasting for him. The pay was very good for my age but would also come only with hard, summer, paul, came, two, time, school, phone, one, off, lindsay, life, friends, change, new, job, idea, even, camp, call, before, been, about, work, weeks, week, together, today, things, small, sandblasting, rest, place, pay, kioka