Learning to Adapt

On March 6, 2011, I reached my goal weight. Actually, I weighed in two pounds below my goal (128). I was thrilled and reveled in this for a while. I went shopping and bought stylish (and expensive) clothes and continued to work out in the same way as I had worked out for the past…

2000: All New – Millennium, Home, Path, and Career

As I sit here preparing to write today’s blog, I notice that there is a double rainbow outside. What wonderful symbolism this is for today’s topic: change and renewal. My divorce was final in March 2000. In June of that year, my beautiful daughter graduated from high school. In late August, I graduated from Auburn…

Remedial Running, What’s That?

So here I was, my first hour at boot camp, scared to death, and trying to follow instructions. The first thing we were taught was the acronym N.A.V.Y. (never again volunteer yourself). The next thing was distribution and assembly of dog tags. I was so scared that my hands were shaking and I actually had…

Although I was picked last in gym, maybe I was athletic.

My first trip to the ice rink was with a friend and some of her brothers. Truth be told, I really wanted to go because I had a crush on her older brother. I took some old ice skates that had belonged to my mother. They were light blue with fake fur around the top…

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The EnLightened Journey

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Tag Archives: Athleticism

Learning to Adapt

2000: All New – Millennium, Home, Path, and Career

Remedial Running, What’s That?

Although I was picked last in gym, maybe I was athletic.