If you know me at all, you know that I'm an introvert. I don't talk a whole lot. Some might even say that I'm a man of few words. It ends up working out really well being married to Ann... because she is kind of the opposite. She says that it is like she has
So, today I had a plan for what I was going to do. It was uncomfortable, I had an angle for the blog post to go with it, it was going to be great. But it didn't work out. So, at 9:30 tonight I had to dig through my future tasks for one that could
I've never been big on writing things down. In college, I loved the classes that I had with Ann because I could copy her notes the day before a test and use those to study. If she wasn't in my class, I'd have to find some other girl to let me copy her notes. I
After 1 week of living mostly outside of my comfort zone, I've learned a few things. This video goes over the 3 biggest takeaways so far from my Comfort Bomb.
The Princess Bride is a classic movie. I love when Westley and Inigo are locked in a duel. Inigo confidently tells Westley that he is not left-handed, switches the sword to his right hand, and then expects to easily win. To which Westley replies, "There’s something I ought to tell you. I’m not left-handed either." He
I played soccer in both high school and college. I was in pretty good shape at the time. And my high school and college were about a mile apart. There was one thing that we all dreaded more than any other conditioning drill. Running hills. And since my high school and college were so close,
Rollercoasters. I used to love rollercoasters. I loved Magic Mountain with Viper, Colossus, Revolution, Superman and all of the crazy coasters that they had there. The higher the drops, the more twists, the more time upside down, the better. And then somehow I got old and I don't really like rollercoasters anymore. Or, I guess
If you know me at all, you know that I am lacking a little bit in the rhythm department. For example, at church, if there is clapping and singing at the same time, I have to choose one or the other. I can't do both. And I think it is safe to say that when
OK, so everyone has irrational fears, right? I mean, I've seen a grown woman scream at the top of her lungs and literally run away from a spider. That's not rational. I know someone who won't walk over sidewalk grates. Even if she has seen tons of other people walk over them and not fall
I hate cold water. Always have. I know that for a lot of people, this wouldn't be uncomfortable at all. Heck, Luke and Zac willingly and excitedly went in the pool and stayed in until I made them get out. But I had to work myself up to it. It's always an issue when the
