This sign represents what I gave up for Lent. I haven't had beef in 1 month and 15 days. However, it only took 20 minutes to realize my spiritual constitution wasn't quite strong enough to loose me of bacon. Perhaps I shall try again next year.
Over the past 46 days, I've acquired a taste for veggie sausage and have grown to love chicken even more (had no idea this was possible). As a result, I've decided to prolong my desire to chow down on a highly seasoned steak. That'll be a great birthday present to myself at the end of June.
You can either proactively make decisions or be forced into doing so.
Eating less red meat was a decision. Choosing to pursue my dreams while the odds are stacked against me is a decision. On a daily basis, I choose to live life beyond my circumstances.
What choices will you make? Will you decide to push yourself beyond perceived limitations or will you choose to make excuses?
photo: daveandlolo
I did the Daniel fast (30 days of nuts, fruits, berries) for the first time earlier this year, and it wasn't nearly as painful as I thought it would be. And the health benefits were noticeable.
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard of that one, Lisa. Sounds challenging.
ReplyDeleteI did the Daniel fast (30 days of nuts, fruits, berries) for the first time earlier this year, and it wasn't nearly as painful as I thought it would be. And the health benefits were noticeable.
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