Saturday, August 18, 2012
New season. New Blog.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
I lub (love) it!
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Fun Survey...The A, B, C's of Me!
C. Chore that you hate: Putting clean laundry away. Despise.
D. Dogs: None. Will own an all white golden retriever again one day. Yes they do exist. I grew up with one until I was 15.
E. Essential start to your day: The snooze button!
F. Favorite color: Pink!
G. Gold or Silver: White gold! The perfect mix of both! :)
H. Height: 5' 2" and a half. Yes, the half is important!
I. Instruments you play: None. Does my voice count though?! It is an instrument after all!
J. Job title: I work at Golfsmith come and visit me!
K. Kids: None. Can't wait to have some of my own one day. But now I will settle for "Aunt" to my sister and friends babies/kiddos!
L. Live: Proud to be a Texan
M. Mother’s name: Emily Lou
N. Nicknames: joyful, joyous, joy-joy, shorty, Miss GiGL (yes, it sticks)
O. Overnight hospital stays: twice when I was little. Once for climbing on the counter and eating a bottle of children's Tylenol because I thought it was candy. (whoops!) and for running a 105 fever for four days straight. I was in quarantine because they couldn't figure out what was wrong with me. I still have such vivid memories of that hospital stay and I was only 5 years old. Including that the Doctor would give me a shot every. single. day. & that the nurse read me my rainbow bright book.
P. Pet peeves: smacking!
Q. Quote from a movie: Not real sure.
R. Right or left handed: right. Only person in my immediate family--the rest are lefties!
S. Siblings: Twin sister Jan (2 min. older) Big sis Kim, Bro-in-law Brennon
T. Truth or Dare: truth. A little bit of a chicken
U. Ultimate Vacation: This is a hard one so I'll keep it in the good 'ole USA: I really want to go to Charleston, & Sea Island.
V. Vegetable you hate: Brussel Sprouts
W. What makes you run late: My snooze button
X. X-Rays you’ve had: A lot. Let's see. Wrist in college, hip in college. (flew into the wave runner. Oh. My.) Shoulder (multiple times) Ankle for a split tendon. (It's an ongoing thing prob at least 6 times--no lie!) Ankle again. Yes, I missed a step because I was texting and walking. You can just all me grace.
Y. Yummy food that you make: Pioneer Woman's best chocolate sheet cake ever!
Z. Zoo animal: Giraffe!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Interruptions...
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Versatile Blog Award...
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Don't Quit
I read this devotional this morning and just wanted to share. It also reminded me of a blog I wrote a few years back so I thought that was neat! This really encouraged me and I hope it does you too!
Don’t Quit
Tags: Courage, Everyday Faith, Making a Difference
The sweat. The fall. The doubt. The belief. The sunrise. The trail. The pain. The end.
The sun was calling over the mountains like a siren to sailor’s death. The mountain called. I responded. Step by step, minute by minute, mile by mile, I endured the hill. Half way up the trail, I lost my footing and slipped down onto jagged rocks, cutting my hand and shin. I debated quitting. I mean, I had already completed a good amount of trail. What would it matter if I continued? Who would know? Who would care?
But I couldn’t quit.
I was surrounded by trees; their limbs were like semaphores swaying encouragement. I had to get to the top. I limped my way to the crest of the peak and my breath was taken away. I saw the entire trail, the sunrise, the doubtful cliffs, the believing trees, and I rested in the beauty.
I had a moment with the Creator and saw Life. Sometimes I’ve asked myself, What would it matter if I continued my walk of faith in a Divine Creator? Would would know if I quit? Who would care? But as I stood at the peak of the hill I endured and saw the difficult path I emerged from, I realized the end is worth the fall, the doubt, the pain. Press on, fight the good fight of faith (1 Timothy 6:12), for He shows loving kindness to those who walk before Him with all their heart (2 Chronicles 6:14).
Have you asked if it would matter if you quit? It does. Don’t give up. The view is beautiful from the top.
By Bianca, In The Name of Love and Compassion’s Team San Diego [for more info on joining a running revolution, click here]