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Some is better than none

So sometimes life happens and we get busy and things fall to the backburner. I haven't written in 11 days!! Yikes - we have a lot to catch up on! Since last time we have been out of town and played at a really cool playground that was developed for all kids - so kids with disabilities could have the same fun as a child without a disability. It was amazing and really struck my heart since I occasionally work with kids with disabilities. I only took one real picture unfortunately, the rest were on snap chat (terra227).


It also gave me the thought that they need an adult sized playground. My SIL and I had fun playing but were too big for a lot of it!  Have you ever seen an adult playground, like with old school playground equipment meant for adults?? Someone should make one!

I have also started a new program!! I am so excited and am loving this program. I have done it for 5 days so far and am already seeing amazing results!! It is an MMA style workout but they throw in strengthening days and also an active recovery/stretching day. I can't wait to see my results after the 30 days. Sticking to the eating meal plan through Thanksgiving will be tough, but I know with my online accountability groups I'll make it!

Part of my fitness journey has included improving my mind as well. I've been listening to Start, Punch Fear in the face by Jon Acuff on Audible. It is a really good book and gives great perspective on being more than average and living up to your potential to live and achieve your dreams.

A big take away for me is that some is better than none. Even if you don't know your exact plan or the route you should take, just start. That's how you figure out if you want to do it and what the heck you are supposed to do! I feel like that's what I'm doing now with this blog and how I started working out - I just started with a small idea and am allowing it to develop and grow as I go!

So until next time!  Have a great weekend!

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