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Streets to SandboxesHaven't you ever noticed, how one runs to forget. And in those times when deep thought is required one does not run, but walk? That is why we always liken our relationship with God to a walk.Streets to Sandboxes
We "walk with God."
The only time running is ever paired with God it is to say that one is running from "God." When we are running from God we are not a people who do not believe in Him, only a people who, each for their own individual reasons, feel the must try to forget God and be on their way. They must "out-run" God.
Just like we "out run" our problems.
When the stress becomes too much and we fin
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Leaving the Beaten PathI usually come up here, Monte Sano that is, with some plan in mind. I’ll take the North plateau loop until it hits the Sinks trail, and then take that until I find Stonecuts. I’ll take that one through the caves and then maybe take a break and sit on one of the big rocks to write something. Sometimes that works out, but most of the time I’ll see something as I walk or run along the trail; A little side shoot through the trees, or a sign that says “stay on marked trails” in front of a what looks like a drop off. At these times, I usually can’t resist taking off the trail to find something new. Sometimes it just deLeaving the Beaten Path
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Did we speak to soon?As I sit here, with my feet hanging off the end of a little bluff, watching the water mixing with that red alabama clay as it trickles down the rust tinged rock; I wonder if this isn't what I've always been looking for. The breeze playing across my face and the sound of crickets and cicada serenading me as I write. This small act of leaving behind what the world tells us we need to be happy is invigorating.Did we speak to soon?
Stepping away from the t.v. and the computer, the I-pods and the cell phones that so many proclaim they could not live without, does not in fact feel like abandoning myself but as though I am meeting myself for the first
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Adam and Eve, we forget.Quite a few times I've either overheard or taken part in a conversation about how foolish Adam and Eve must have been. They were given everything by God and all He asked was that they not take the fruit from this one tree, because it was bad for them. They could have everything they could desire, but they had to avoid this one tree. Not because it's fruit tasted incredible or because it was better than everything else, but because it was bad for them. How on earth could have been so stupid as to eat it right?Adam and Eve, we forget.
I mean seriously? Just don't eat the fruit God says is bad for you. But they do. Adam and Eve both, they eat it. &nb
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- Interests: Writing, climbing, hiking, photography, music, theatre, reading, and many more.
- Favourite poet or writer: Thoreau, Vonnegut, Emmerson, Frost, Rudyard Kipling, Donald Miller. And others.
- Favourite style of art: The arty kind.
- Shell of choice: Tortoise
- Skin of choice: I like to wear many different skins.
- Personal Quote: Nothing is as simple as it seems at first, or as hopeless as it seems in the middle, or as finished
- Tools of the Trade: Pen. Paper. Free reign.
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