To the older man in the gym today.. (this does not apply to any of my FB friends!), your loud and incessant boasting about how much weight you used to lift is not an attractive feature for a fifty-something-and-above person. Unless you are George Clooney (or the younger Bradley Cooper who gets a free pass for everything), the words “King of the gym” should never come out of your mouth at your age, in any context. You made me leave my workout early. Again, only George and Bradley can get away with such things. The rest of us have to play by the rules.
Category:Life, Heart, Soul
I completed my running journey this week by listening to One EskimO’s Shrangri La from 2009. If you like to dream, think, and generally wander while running, then this is the album for you. I kept on running just so I could listen to it again! And still I have no idea how I acquired this somewhat strange CD into my collection. It must have been during my foggy years a few years back… This cartoon version is great! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEqTPlD-8QI
Category:Running Journey
Retold from a friend… I was in Trader Joe’s grocery today and overheard some people talking about the current condition of our country. Another woman nearby also heard their conversation and joined in. The woman said she was from Syria, and her mother had sent her to this country hoping she would become a Christian, which she did. She then started sharing her faith and praying with the others. Soon, many other people in the store joined in. People are hungry for the truth. Like this woman from Syria, other countries look to us as a Christian nation, either in hatred or […]
Category:Life, Heart, Soul
Human trafficking is real, and it is not just a third-world problem. Atlanta is a major hub. TWENTY-ONE MILLION people a year are trafficked, mostly immigrants. Below is an excerpt from a conversation with some of Atlanta’s leaders. There is something we can do. Most of us don’t like to stand in line at airport security. But the next time you’re there, you can do something that might save a life. Look around. Do you notice anything unusual about the other passengers – a woman who doesn’t speak or make eye contact with anyone, not even the people she’s traveling […]
Category:Life, Heart, Soul
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Sue McCusker is a writer, Bible teacher, and web developer who loves sharing the stories of life, hope, and faith she sees around her every day. She has written for Guideposts and Angels on Earth magazines, and teaches the story of God in women's Bible study.
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