My Trip Around the Sun: Still on a high from Rocky Mountain High... vacation....

Monday, September 28, 2009

Still on a high from Rocky Mountain High... vacation....

Posted by Marie Winters Adams at 1:32 PM

Here's a couple pix from our trip to Colorado. These were taken at Mesa Verde National Park. The Old Indian Cliff dwellings were amazing! We especially enjoyed this Park - it was so interesting.:-)

Well, I did jog about 4 miles today. I feel that I can run/jog more now, just because of doing the Marathon.
It really gave me a boost of confidence in that area. I still can't believe I did a Marathon a couple weeks ago!
Yes, life goes on and nobody cares but me. But still it was a good thing for me - both mentally and physically. Now I just need to keep up my exercising so I will be ready for the next marathon or most likely - 1/2 mara. I hope to do one in a month or so. This Wednesday I'm planning to do my walk/jog around the Columbia River again. It may be one of the last ones I'll be able to do there for this year. It seems that in October/Nov. is when it gets cold and snows there. And then I have to wait until Spring for the trail to be open again and ready to use. But come to think of it, last year I walked clear into late November. I hope that can happen this year.

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To laugh often and love much--
To win the respect of intelligent persons and the affection of children--
To earn the honest approbation of critics and endure the betrayal of false friends--
To appreciate the beauty --
To find the best in others--
To give of one's self--
To leave the world a little better whether by a garden patch...a healthy child...or a redeemed social condition--
To have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sang with exultation--
To know even one life has breathed a little easier, because you have lived--
this is success.

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I'm a fan of Marianne Williamson. Here's a quote from her:

Regardless of how dark things get, there is light that will ultimately follow the darkness. For that is guaranteed by God. What lies in our hands -- what is completely up to us as beings of free will -- is how long the night will last and how quickly the light will get here. Many people on this earth have cast great light, and now is a moment when all of us must. At a time of war, let's cultivate peace. At a time of hate, let's cultivate love. At a time of hopelessness, let's cultivate hope.