Speaking as a teacher, the end of the spring semester can quickly get busy and overwhelming, which I’m sure the rest of you ladies can understand. For all the school events and work days; the interviews and the shred of social life, my gym life takes another step towards nonexistence. The end of summer can… Continue reading
My husband and I have recently returned back to Fort Worth after spending a year in Arlington. Although it’s only a few miles and half an hour away, the atmosphere is different. It’s astounding what the culture of a city can have on your life and we quickly realized that Fort Worth is where we… Continue reading
The United States is blessed, financially, more so than so many other countries. With that blessing comes an aggressive pursuit to have more….. more wealth, more luxuries, more stuff, more of anything and everything. Like so many others bred in an environment that has created a god out of money, and raised in a family… Continue reading
Austin Austin, Texas is one of those wonderful places where boredom does not abound. Most people have heard of many of Austin’s landmarks and sites, such as 6th street, the Capital, or one of the lakes. Although these landmarks are definitely worth visiting (I admit I have yet to visit 6th street, as I’m getting… Continue reading
There are many things that leaders do in order to develop as a mentor. I have registered for the Kairos Conference through Gateway Church in Texas–this is an annual conference and is part of their ministry for spiritual healing. I consider myself healed from any emotional trauma from my past, so why would I run… Continue reading
I look outside to see the newly fallen snow, the thin layer of snow on the sidewalk and any dog-owning neighbors begrudgingly walking their canine companions. I am still limited to the use of the gym, since I’m not quite brave enough to go running on ice. In the meantime, I can get a head start… Continue reading
