They will forget their chains, or never have tested the ones they purchased to see if they fit. They will drive way too fast for their driving abilities and the conditions and they will spin and crash and get stuck. They will travel roads they have never been on and not think twice of how much gas they have remaining in their vehicles. All this makes for great entertainment up here. We don’t need movie theatres for drama, we have it live.
Showing posts with label Marathon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marathon. Show all posts
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Snow Gods
The people with low survival instinct will soon be headed to our area in droves. They come to pay homage to the snow god. They will glide up and down on the ground in the hopes the god will notice them and that they will take a part of it with them when they leave. Some of them will leave parts of themselves on the snow god.
Labels:
cross country skiing,
Marathon,
outdoors,
skiing,
snow,
Survival,
Survival instinct
Monday, November 8, 2010
Perseverence
Sunday was a great day! Husband won a turkey and only paid $20 in tickets to do it. Got to love it. The Vikings won in OT and reminded me of the team I totally fell in love with last year. They came together and played with everything they had. Injuries aside they persevered. Harvin was out there barely able to walk with a sprained ankle but you couldn’t tell by the way he played. Favre with all his injuries and yet he keeps going, got to respect that. I love the resiliency of people. Then you have the Chilean Miner, Edison Pena. That guy has it. He has the survival instinct. Not only did he spend 69 days in a hole, probably questioning whether he would ever come out but he persevered to run the New York Marathon…..and finished! That guy is my hero. He is quoted as saying, “It was worthwhile for me to come this far to run a marathon, because I want to motivate people," I want to convince them that they can do what they set out to do in life. In this marathon I struggled. I struggled with myself, I struggled with my own pain, but I made it to the finish line. I want to motivate other people to also find the courage and strength to transcend their own pain." That says it all. He is now on my Hero list. I’m motivated.
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