I'm only 21, but when I was growing up, I played outside non-stop and summer time meant no shoes, just barefoot. Basketball, football, baseball, soccer, and swimming at the local pool were highlights of my childhood. Everything changed though in high school when I turned 16 and started playing multiplayer online video games. Really, it was when I got my PS3 and Call of Duty 4 came out. Before that, I would play my Gameboy, or N64, or whatever for about an hour after my homework was done and playing outside until dark. Video games are fun, but playing outside growing up was always the most fun. I am also thankful for being a Boy Scout and earning Eagle Scout. Camping, hiking, and everything we did was a blast. I hate how addictive, yet convenient, video games are.