Changes

I for once decided not to make any "new year resolutions" and the crazy thing is I have done better just by balancing my life out more than I ever have with setting goals for myself. What I've figured out that works for me is actually not fearing a routine or even making plans. You see last year (which was only a little over a month ago), I feared committing to anything. In result I commited to so much (last minute) that I had no direction. Well, when you have no direction whether it is physically or spiritually you just can't see straight. I had no clue that I was so blinded from all of the junk I was allowing to filter into my daily routine. Long story short, I have been tring to unclog the drain in my "not so committed self" ever since. Surprisingly enough though I've been pretty happy with the way my days have been recently. I tend to work at night so my mornings are "ME/God time" and then lunches and afternoons are either friend time or catch up on chores and errands time except for today. Today I woke up around noon because I didn't get off work til 3am last night (working at Sorenson Comunications-NOT on the corner;)). Back to me waking up. Whenever I decided to actually get up I felt this horrible pain in my lower back. To make a boring story short, I think running on the treadmill is messing me up. You see, I am "training" my body to run a 13 mile/half marathon in San Diego in June. It's to help raise money for kids with Leukemia in the North Texas region. We'll see how it goes. If you would like to help support me in this race for the cure that would be awesome and many thanks in advance. If you can't spare some change then prayers are great too so whether or not you can pitch in prayers are always helpful! I'm still at The Feet:). I'm changing my schedule around at work soon so I can hopefuly get to The Feet earlier to help out. If you are in the area and are ever interested in coming to The Feet
(a homeless ministry) then let me know, we can carpool or something:). Well guess that's all I have to blab about for now. Have a great God-filled day!

-Heather