Zip line! I'd love to try that sometime. I can imagine what a rush that is.
I appreciate this post, especially the second half. What a ripple effect the unbeknownest woman had when she threw her crumbled papers to the ground.
Ted Slater
· 1 year ago
You wrote: "The zip line, sliding from 40,000 feet to 10 feet from tree to tree hanging from a wire was my absolute favorite."
Hm. 40,000 feet. That's like 7 miles high, right? Sounds, um, exhilarating. :-)
Christina
· 1 year ago
Wow! That touched me and actually made me a bit teary eyed, especially over the torn up letter to God. I think we have all been there a time or two. He definetly is not on OUR time table, but we need to be willing to be on His!
Randy
· 1 year ago
@Susan H - It is a total blast. You should so do it. I thought the same thing about the unknown lady.
@Ted Slater - Will then it must have been 50,000 feet because it had to have been higher than seven miles. :)
I don't make things up ... I just employ obvious exaggeration! :)
@Christina - Amen. I am glad you were touched by the post. As you probably already know, He's a BIG God. It's fun to watch Him move.
B.T.Carolus
· 1 year ago
You always have the coolest days. But that makes sense, because you are much braver than me. I would never climb more than seven miles into the air...and if I did I would sound exactly like a little girl and nothing like Tarzan on the way down.
Hi, Ted.
Susan H
· 1 year ago
Zip line! I'd love to try that sometime. I can imagine what a rush that is. I appreciate this post, especially the second half. What a ripple effect the unbeknownest woman had when she threw her crumbled papers to the ground.
Ted Slater
· 1 year ago
You wrote: "The zip line, sliding from 40,000 feet to 10 feet from tree to tree hanging from a wire was my absolute favorite." Hm. 40,000 feet. That's like 7 miles high, right? Sounds, um, exhilarating. :-)
Wow! That touched me and actually made me a bit teary eyed, especially over the torn up letter to God. I think we have all been there a time or two. He definetly is not on OUR time table, but we need to be willing to be on His!
Randy
· 1 year ago
@Susan H - It is a total blast. You should so do it. I thought the same thing about the unknown lady. @Ted Slater - Will then it must have been 50,000 feet because it had to have been higher than seven miles. :) I don't make things up ... I just employ obvious exaggeration! :) @Christina - Amen. I am glad you were touched by the post. As you probably already know, He's a BIG God. It's fun to watch Him move.
Ellie
· 1 year ago
You always have the coolest days. But that makes sense, because you are much braver than me. I would never climb more than seven miles into the air...and if I did I would sound exactly like a little girl and nothing like Tarzan on the way down. Hi, Ted.
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I appreciate this post, especially the second half. What a ripple effect the unbeknownest woman had when she threw her crumbled papers to the ground.
Hm. 40,000 feet. That's like 7 miles high, right? Sounds, um, exhilarating. :-)
@Ted Slater - Will then it must have been 50,000 feet because it had to have been higher than seven miles. :)
I don't make things up ... I just employ obvious exaggeration! :)
@Christina - Amen. I am glad you were touched by the post. As you probably already know, He's a BIG God. It's fun to watch Him move.
Hi, Ted.
I appreciate this post, especially the second half. What a ripple effect the unbeknownest woman had when she threw her crumbled papers to the ground.
Hm. 40,000 feet. That's like 7 miles high, right? Sounds, um, exhilarating. :-)
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@Ted Slater - Will then it must have been 50,000 feet because it had to have been higher than seven miles. :)
I don't make things up ... I just employ obvious exaggeration! :)
@Christina - Amen. I am glad you were touched by the post. As you probably already know, He's a BIG God. It's fun to watch Him move.
Hi, Ted.
:)
<abbr>Brenna Kater, the Ocean Skaters last blog post..Right before the conference... on ... http://oceanskater.blogspot.com</abbr>
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