I'm not a fan of blowing up my own Facebook news feed every day with stuff, so I'll keep a blog entry for the month. I'm thankful for... 11/1 ...all the opportunities I've had to travel the US and the world. It's such a blessing to be able to see all of God's people in … Continue reading Thankful in November
Month: November 2012
Streaking!
...or, as others would call it, the Runner's World Holiday Run Streak. I did another run streak in the summer which spanned 38 days from Memorial Day to 4th of July. I was successful in running 36 out of the 38 days, 83 miles in total (average of 2.3 miles per day). This one is … Continue reading Streaking!
Jericho prayers
I wish I could say that all of these journals are full of answered prayer... big prayers. Crazy prayers. Gideon, David, Moses, Paul prayers. However, most of these journals aren't even half-full. There's a testament to the fact that I get really excited about writing, whether it's just journaling to myself, or writing down prayer … Continue reading Jericho prayers
Direction
This has been Missions Week at church, and it's encouraged me to start thinking about the future, our future after the military. We literally could see ourselves anywhere, on any continent, speaking any language. We've even thrown around the idea of Aaron staying in the military... but the chances of that right now are like .00000573%. Seriously. However, … Continue reading Direction
To run or not to run
Maybe I'm making a mountain out of a molehill, but running just hasn't felt like my thang recently. I like to run, but when I don't, I don't necessarily miss it. Since we've moved to El Paso, I haven't really successfully trained for a race besides the Fourth of July 5K, and that was because I was … Continue reading To run or not to run
The [family] that built me
I bought these frames and arranged these pictures shortly after my aunt sent them in the mail. I finally got them up on the wall tonight. You can't see from the picture, but they are on the wall that joins the living room and the hallway. I think I put them there on purpose, so … Continue reading The [family] that built me
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