Today, on this day, as we corporately and individually give thanks for our many blessings, there is so much for which I am thankful that I simply cannot list everything…yet I feel compelled to share with you some of that for which I give thanks. I am thankful to be born in this country, free […]
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“Exercise to stimulate, not to annihilate. The world wasn’t formed in a day, and neither were we. Set small goals and build upon them.” Lee Haney If you’ve found this post and want to go back to the beginning of my running journey, start here. Click here to see my May 2012 Run Journal 6/1
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“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” Neale Donald If you’ve found this post and want to go back to the beginning of my running journey, start here. Click here to see my April 2012 Run Journal 5/5 God is good all the time, and all the time God is good. Today’s half
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Last Saturday night, I slept like crap. It was already one of those nights I knew would be a hard night to sleep. Going into my first half marathon had been a trying time, filled with nerves, excitement, and anxiety. Renting a hotel room within walking distance of the start/finish line was intentional. I wanted
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“To climb steep hills requires a slow pace at first.” William Shakespeare If you’ve found this post and want to go back to the beginning of my running journey, Start here. Go here to see My Run Journal – July 2011 8/1 Week 7 Day 1. Today is 3.5 miles, and it’s hot. Stupid hot.
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I’ve been told that one of the best gifts I could ever give you, my children, is to love your mom…to show and model what love is by honoring our marriage vows and loving here. So, I want to take a chance to express just some of how I feel about your mom. The words
Changing a flat tire is a pretty simple task. It does involve some degree of concern for safety, though, so let’s cover that first. If you’re changing a flat tire, odds are you’re not doing it in the safety of your driveway. Chances are, you’re changing it in the rain or snow on a dark