1.  Remember these Moon Balance Hopper things?

Remember how using it was an exhausting combination of balance and constant jumping? Remember how you had to lean on something to start or rest?
This is the perfect object lesson for my life – a balancing act in perpetual motion. Praise God there is Christ Jesus to lean on, or I’d spend my time falling and breaking. I’m certain many of you can relate.

2.  I recently read The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite by David Kessler. The best book I have ever read about health. Seriously. If you struggle you’re your weight, overeating, or food obsession, go read this now.

3. I leave Saturday for Louisville, KY to attend my step-grandfather’s funeral. While sad about the circumstances, I am, nevertheless, excited about spending time with my family.

4. Why can’t I forgive? Why do I hold angry and jealousy so tight? Why do I resent? Why do I concern myself with other’s wrong instead of working to change my own behavior? Why can’t I love?

5. I have piles of books waiting, begging, pleading to be read. And most were free!

Esprit de l’escalier: “The worth of a book is to be measured by what you can carry away from it.” ~ James Bryce

Theading Roughts: I have a lengthy, rambling, fanatical, long-winded post reviewing this book. If I can crop it to a readable length, I shall post. For now, enjoy a Summary: Go Read This Book Now.

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