I told her that "you can't recreate a moment." This phrase had been on my mind for a while - the idea that specific moments in time cannot be recreated, that such snapshots of one's life cannot be relived. When I said this to her, I acknowledged that life's moments are unique and that people are always growing and changing. We were discussing the preceding weeks that we spent growing in friendship, and though these moments were fun, simple, and seemingly right, the moments we experienced were unique to the time they happened. So, when I told her that "you can't recreate a moment," I knew the moments of the last few weeks to now be past. -- I remember driving back from swimming at the river, the doors off of the jeep and the wind blowing all around. I was alone, but fulfilled, having just finished swimming with my buddies for hours on end. The speedometer may have been broken, but it didn't matter how fast I was going. I was exactly where I wante...