Still Thinking
Now that I’ve consumed mass quantities of coffee and had a shower I am in a better position to actually think. So I’m going to tell why I chose the blogs I chose.
Radioactive Girl – Tori is a young wife and mother of four (one set of twins) who battled thyroid cancer. She has an incredible attitude and her optimism shines from her posts. She does all kinds of fun things with her kids like bike riding (for great distances) and baking – she’s a great mom. So when I read her blog I think about a lot of things. How similar our lives are. How different our lives are. What a good mom she is. How I wish I was half as athletic as she is!
For My Good and His Glory – This blog used to be called “Playing Ketchup”, but April has since changed the title. And the new title is perfect. Her posts are always deeply spiritual and thought provoking – even if she’s just talking about a day she spent with her family. Somehow she always manages to praise God in every thing she does. She’s a great inspiration and I’m blessed to have found her blog.
Throw the Book at Me – Jodi is the little sister I never had. I’m fairly sure we are somehow related. We even look a lot alike. Well, we both have brown hair. She likes the same words I do like spelunker and Hoodia, she likes a lot of the same books I do AND we’re going to go to Cape May, New Jersey someday and show some ankle. I always think about something fun when I read her posts!
No Surrender – This woman is amazing. She’s a five year breast cancer survivor who is now in treatment for a whole new cancer*. She has been a constant source of inspiration and encouragement for us ladies who frequent breastcancer.org and going through this new battle with her is quite an experience. So yeah. I think A LOT when I read her blog. Like, Wow! She’s incredible!
Waiting for My Real Life to Begin – Swishy makes me think all kinds of things. Things such as I should have ordered the diet soda with the burger and fries; Don’t try taking pictures of people in cars while driving; What’s really going on with Meredith and McDreamy.
*Thanks, Deb C, for the correction.
Hey Jen- Just a quick note…NS is fighting a totally new cancer. It is not mets (thank God), but a totally different cancer than the first time. She is inspirational, isn’t she? I love her writing too….and, just for the record…yours is kinda cool too :)I hope you are having a good dayDeb C
Awwwww…i’m so glad that I make you laugh. I think laughter truly is the best medicine sometimes. The Lord blessed me with a sense of humor and I am very thankful for that. It gets us through the good and bad times, doesn’t it?? If anything, I sure get a kick out of me! lolI think you and I are an awful lot alike. I wish we lived closer, but as soon as your body and you get on better terms, we are going to Cape May! I may just get really crazy, drink too much lemonade and go bare armed too! :PThank you my dear, you are precious to me.
Wow! I am so flattered, and what such good company! Thank you!Crap … does that mean I can’t pick you? 🙂
Deb C – Thanks for the correction. I actually thought that was the case, but when I was on her blog I saw a big thing about mets and figure, “okay.” That’s what I get for not reading enough!I like your blog, too. I frequent it, but I can’t leave a comment. I need to sign up so I can. Then you’ll really be sorry! LOLJodi – I agree. A sense of humor is at the top of the list of the greatest gifts! And Cape May just better look out, is all I’m gonna say.Swishy – Haha!! Yes! That means you can’t pick me. I’m all thought out. :o)
Thank you…you are so sweet!
You are too kind….thank you. But could you tell me what you were thinking? LOL 🙂 I finally left a comment on my blog. I am taking it slow and steady getting back into the routine of things since returning from MD. I was there for 3 weeks!! The Lord is good.