One little thing could change everything...

Think about it, THINK ABOUT IT. One little thing could change everything. I have several examples to tell you, one that especially changed my life. I was thinking about this the other day. My mom was once engaged with this guy. She bought a wedding dress and they planned the wedding, but things didn't work out. You should know what I mean. THINK ABOUT IT. If they were married, I might've not been born. I could've been a boy. And if I was a boy, my name wouldn't been Ian. :( (My dad was going to be named Ian, but instead, he's Christopher. Ian would also be such a hacking awesome name. I'd be a half of Smosh!) Even if I was a girl, my name might've not be Audrey. And I'm only getting started. If my dad I have now wasn't my dad, I would've not know him or the other half of my family. I probably would not have this computer I am typing on now or my blue mountain bike. If I didn't have my dad's half of the family as my family, I might not be interested in things like Pokemon, which my cousins introduced me to and interests in photography, because my aunt is a professional photographer. I probably be living in a different house, town, state even! I would not have the friends I have today. I would've gone to a different school and learn different things from what I learn now. My family could be poor or rich. I could be an only child, one of two, one of four, one of seven, or even an orphan. So many different things could be different from today if my mother married that guy (I don't know his name or any other details at all). And I could keep going on and on. Not only this, but there is hundreds of examples that just one little thing could change everything. For instance, smoking. That cigarette can get you addicted and you'll keep on smoking. You'll have an unhealthy body and a high risk of cancer. That little cigarette can kill you. And what about breaking the law? This may be a bit stupid, but what if you trespass on private property or do something illegal that isn't that bad, but it is still bad if you do it, and you have to go to jail for it? Say you owe overdued money to pay for your rent and you are broke, so your last hope is to get a good job. The problem is you forget to set your alarm early and you sleep in during the interview. That tiny mistake could kick you off the curb and to be homeless or living with your parents. I don't know, but seriously. Be careful, be aware, be considerate because one little thing can really change everything. 
~Audrey