A Comparison Of Soccer And Golf

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My theme is about keeping what you have as make a decision my decision now i soccer or golf but no matter what I pick i'll always be how I am.
The stones in the bottom left corner represent my love for history as those are the stone hedges. The Purple v represent the choice or path I have to take in the way if you go one way you can't go back the other way. In the bottom right there is fire and that is to represent my temperament with sports as always angered. The soccer/golf ball is my choice to either do school golf or traveling soccer, or do both and constantly be busy. So in Conclusion you should always no matter what path you take you will still
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