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I feel like there isn't enough light in the day to get everything I want to get done. I have struggled to get up in the morning because the sun has been sleeping in too, Booy... I am looking forward to daylight saving. With a full time job it is crazy how fast the week goes by. I can remember when I was young when my mom told me to wait a week. Back then a week was a century, but now it is nothing. I feel like I have expressed this once before in my blog. It is funny at certain times in our lives, how the value of time changes. It is important to take the moments in our days to take a step back and analyzing ourselves in how we are doing, every once in a while. For me every week I begin to think about what I am going to write in my blog post I start analyzing myself on my actions of the past week. Sometimes I feel like what I am doing isn't my best and sometimes I think to myself, "you have done your best," but let me be completely honest this isn't common. If I continue to keep trying to do my best according to God's will. He will be cheering me along; being committed to Him is something that I am hoping to accomplish here on this earth.
I have been running up in the foothills on all the trails and it is a lot of fun to be out in nature. It is kind of tricky because sometimes I don't know where I am going, but with friendly and helpful people eventually I find my way. This weekend we went on a walking tour of Randolph and Robertson's area where there is a little pocket of mid-century homes. We meet some cool people that enjoy the architecture of mid-century homes just as much as we do or even more.

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