We
returned to our active lifestyle yesterday.
Sort of. Well, we started the
morning off with a brisk, two-mile walk around the neighborhood. Hey, did you see that they are making a movie
about Mr. Rogers’Neighborhood? He was our
son Josh’s all-time hero as a child up until he was introduced to John
Stockton. Well, he wasn’t actually
introduced to him, but he watched him play basketball on TV and decided he
wanted to be like him. I saw John
Stockton on TV yesterday. He was
attending the Gonzaga basketball game.
That’s his alma mater. My alma
mater is Houston Baptist University.
They were pretty good at basketball when I went there. Nowhere near the skill level of the athletes
today, but good enough that they needed a training room staff to wrap their
ankles before every game. Guess who was
on that staff for a game or two? This
guy. I mainly worked for the gymnastics
team, but I did help out before an occasional basketball practice or home game. Wrapping ankles is not that hard. Just make sure they can still get their shoes
on. I got some new shoes yesterday. We went to Academy after lunch so I could
spend my $10 gift card I got for joining the Coastal Conservation Association. And my old Nikes were squeaking really bad, a
built-in Nike code that they have seen better days. Guess their life expectancy
was drastically shortened by our jaunt into the hiking paradise that is Big
Bend National Park. Oh, and speaking of
hiking, we returned to our active lifestyle yesterday. Sort of.
Well, we started the morning off with a brisk, two-mile walk around the
neighborhood …
Psalms
40:3 says, “He put a new song in my
mouth, a hymn of praise to our God. Many
will see and fear and put their trust in the Lord.”
Father,
thank you for busy days and heroes and brand new shoes. Amen.
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