Things I liked on the interwebs:
- This is why Dave Grohl is the coolest.
- Did you know mustached Americans earn 4.3% more than 'clean shaven' Americans?
- I love this article
- Walmart is going healthy?
- Teri is one of the reasons I got hooked on blogging and I'm glad I read this post from her 'Weekender.' Wonderful wise words for daily consumption.
- This daily devotional from Relevant Magazine was my favorite. So beautifully written:
Death, Stars and God's Goodness
By Wendy Harbottle
By Wendy Harbottle
When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them?
Psalm 8:2-4 NIV
SOMETIMES I DO NOT accept death with such grace. I wonder why the young die, why the healthy die, why the ill hang on so long and why evil people thrive. I am angry with the pain I see in the residue of death. I feel angry when I forget that death is really just an invitation to a much better life: a life where there is no need for tears or tombstones or ambulance sirens.
In the meantime I have to learn what to do when I drive around a corner and grief finds me. So I look at the stars: the stars God strung just to astonish us, the stars He named to reveal His bigness, His majesty and His sovereignty.
I look at the stars because they remind me who God is. They tell me He is not spiteful but awe-inspiring. I remember that He is both the man who wept for His friend and the God who breathes light out His mouth. The stars expose how big God is and how tiny I am. I consider the stars and remember that they only burn so brightly because they are dying. As each star burns out and shoots across the sky, I am reminded that in each death I grieve, there is beauty and mystery, if I only choose to see it.
In the meantime I have to learn what to do when I drive around a corner and grief finds me. So I look at the stars: the stars God strung just to astonish us, the stars He named to reveal His bigness, His majesty and His sovereignty.
I look at the stars because they remind me who God is. They tell me He is not spiteful but awe-inspiring. I remember that He is both the man who wept for His friend and the God who breathes light out His mouth. The stars expose how big God is and how tiny I am. I consider the stars and remember that they only burn so brightly because they are dying. As each star burns out and shoots across the sky, I am reminded that in each death I grieve, there is beauty and mystery, if I only choose to see it.
How I spent my Valentine's Day- Zombie Eats and hanging with my sweets!!
Knitting Project I finished:
Little bit of winter weather:
Tasty beers:
Baby Showers!
Hanging with Kids
Workouts:
2/6- Resistance Training
2/7- Kickboxing
2/8- Resistance, Run 5.01 46:10 outside
2/9- Kickboxing
2/10- Resistance, Run 2 19:37 treadmill
2/11- Saturday- Red Flannel Run. Total run 6.84 miles 1:03. Red Flannel was 5 miles at 42:07 (I ran my fastest mile ever at 7:45!!)
2/12- Yoga
2/13- 3 mile run treadmill 28:43
2/14- Kickboxing ?
2/15- Resistance Training, Run 4.01 m 33:46 outside
2/16- Kickboxing ?
2/17- Resistance Training?, Run 3:01m 28:45 outside
2/18- Run 10.01 m 1:32:02
2/19- Rest
2/20- Resistance Training, Run 2.01 m 18:39 outside
2/21- Kickboxing
2/22- Resistance Training, Yoga
2/23- Run 6.01 m 56:02 outside
2/24- Rest
2/25- Yoga
2/26- Run 9.5 mi 1:27:47 outside
2/27- Resistance Training
2/28- Run 4.01 mi 36:19 outside
2/29- Resistance Training
3/1- Kickboxing, Run 3.35mi 32:58 outside
3/2- Resistance Training
3/3- Rest
3/4- Run/walk 2.56 miles. Run 1 @ 8:52, Walk 1.5
Quote:
“Be sober and temperate, and you will be healthy. Be in general virtuous, and you will be happy.”—Benjamin Franklin
What is your busiest time of the year? How did you spend your Valentines Day?
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