On a gloomy Monday morning when our beautiful Ozarks look like this:
I get my kids up and take them to school and set off to start my day. Just like every morning, I lace up my running shoes and drink my last sip of coffee and I’m out the door.
Why?
Why, on a gloomy morning with the mist falling and the humidity through the roof, do I go out and run? Dodging mud puddles, fearing wild animals, and sweating buckets is not necessarily my idea of a party. Don’t get me wrong though, I LOVE it;-) 
It is hard to put into words, but I think that Melissa Etheridge’s “I Run For Life,” sums it up pretty well. Listen to the song and read these words…this is me:
Have a great Monday!
xoxo
“Remember, our faith is always at it’s greatest point when we are in the middle of the trial, and confidence in the flesh will never endure testing. Fair-weather faith is not faith at all.” –Charles H. Spurgeon
1 comment:
I SO get that song! I understand completely. I loved the saying at the bottom of your post too. I live in Ohio and seeing the mountains is just breathtaking. What a beautiful view. Keep running.........I am cheering you on!!!
Cheryl
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