They’re going to Paris, body

I Can Fly

‘They’ are Cheryl and me.

We’re going to Paris.

Wheels up in 48 hours.

Feels like hitting the physical lottery.

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T-minus 5 days, body

Been thinking about how well the past couple weeks have been going with sets & reps for my no-gym gym workouts.

Aging teaches me that i must balance what my brain wants to do and says that i can do.

My Disney creativity (on high excitement-mode from all the Disney purging) is suggesting an exercise purge may be helpful.

It asks, “Would a week away from exercise be a blessing in disguise?”

And i’m thinking the pros and cons.

Pros:

  1. Rare, beneficial ‘extended rest to muscles, ligaments, tendons, etc.
  2. Spend that time enjoying the Paris to Normandy River Cruise in a way that doesn’t require an exercise commitment/distraction.

Cons:

  1. Can’t think of any that are real.

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HE is Risen, body

Jesus on the cross mural
It’s all a matter of perspective. In anything. Really.

Easter.

Jesus.

Holy Spirit.

The temple housing everything keeping us alive.

The temple housing everything allowing us to think for ourselves.

The temple housing everything allowing us to feel loved and share love.

The temple housing everything allowing us to commit to contributing to society in a special way that makes the Earth community a little bit better.

The temple housing everything allowing us to organize our life in the most effective and efficient manner.

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Still cleaning up and hoping, body

Have waited patiently for new growth to begin.

It’s a slow process before visual signs say the plant is still alive.

Not unlike our physical vibrancy patience.

Here’s the insight.

Everything takes longer than you want it to.

For example, after a lifetime of trying to ‘walk into’ eight hours of sleep every night, i’ve finally been able to accomplish this for the past couple of years. Before that i had a good batting average, but now my batting average is nearly 100%.

Truth, i literally have never consistently got eight hours of sleep every night.

To consistently accomplish this for a few years in a row now has become a personal habit that i’m incredibly humble, and proud, to have achieved.

Note: Totally realize, and accept, this could change without warning.

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Before one of us starts to forget, body

Before one of us starts forgetting, i’d like to start remembering…

  • Our first bicycle ride.
  • Our first wondering about ‘what if’.
  • Our first walk at West Chester State College.
  • Our first walk in Pullman.
  • Our first walk in Glacier.
  • Our first walk in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.
  • Our first walk in Royal Ranch.
  • Our first frisbee toss at West Chester State College.
  • Our first restaurant meal.
  • Our first home-cooked meal.
  • Our first peanut butter, banana, and honey sandwich.
  • Our first time holding hands while we walked to anywhere/everywhere.
  • Our first realization we couldn’t have children without help.
  • Our first 17-day bicycle trek across Washington State.

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