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We Made It
by Debbi TehraniApr 15, 2017
I put my journaling behind that little window (it opens up in a little booklet--see closeup) about how we finally made it to a destination we'd been trying to reach on our daily walk on the C&O Canal trail. Here's my journaling:
This is the summer I vow to get fit and healthy. Kathy Morris and I are going to walk together. We just started our first walk on Monday. We're walking the C&O Canal and heading out at 6:30 a.m. before it gets sweltering hot.
Our first day, it was raining, but we went anyway. We walked about two or three miles, stopping only when the rain got harder because the forecast called for thunderstorms.
On our second day, we talked about going the distance--to the Monocacy Aqueduct, which would make our walk five miles, but then we said maybe we should build up to that. We kept walking and said, Let's make it to the picnic tables. And then we said, Let's make it to that sunny spot. We kept pushing on, and to our amazement, the aqueduct came into view. We had made it.
It was like a little epiphany that I can do this. Mom said the other day that I just might amaze myself if I try. So former self, I just want to say, I can make it. I can reach the final destination of this weight loss journey. I have to take it one step at a time and just keep forging ahead.
I made this for CSI a while back. More details on my blog: debbitscraps.blogspot.com/2012/06/we-made-it-csi-case-file-no-25.html
This is the summer I vow to get fit and healthy. Kathy Morris and I are going to walk together. We just started our first walk on Monday. We're walking the C&O Canal and heading out at 6:30 a.m. before it gets sweltering hot.
Our first day, it was raining, but we went anyway. We walked about two or three miles, stopping only when the rain got harder because the forecast called for thunderstorms.
On our second day, we talked about going the distance--to the Monocacy Aqueduct, which would make our walk five miles, but then we said maybe we should build up to that. We kept walking and said, Let's make it to the picnic tables. And then we said, Let's make it to that sunny spot. We kept pushing on, and to our amazement, the aqueduct came into view. We had made it.
It was like a little epiphany that I can do this. Mom said the other day that I just might amaze myself if I try. So former self, I just want to say, I can make it. I can reach the final destination of this weight loss journey. I have to take it one step at a time and just keep forging ahead.
I made this for CSI a while back. More details on my blog: debbitscraps.blogspot.com/2012/06/we-made-it-csi-case-file-no-25.html
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This project uses products from My Minds Eye, Basic Grey







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