Comparison is the death of contentment.
-Author Unknown
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Miles Run/Walked in 2014
January- 64.94
February- 25.4
March- 22.32
April-21.7
May- 37.76
June- 55.67
Miles Run/Walked in 2013
- January - 122.97
- February - 78.29
- March - 11.85
- April - 66.18
- May -147.70
- June 167.84
- July 179.45
- August 209.11
- September 180.32
- October- 144.53
- November- 99.75
- December- 93.79
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- Total 1501.78
Miles Walked/Run in 2012
January - 135.6
February - 172.3
February - 172.3
March- 186.8
April- 189.2
May- 191.66
June- 191
July- 169.88
August 154.82
September 182.33
October 166.59
November 132.65
December 155.18
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Total 2028.01
Total 2028.01
Miles Walked/Jogged in 2011
Total 1260.3
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5 comments:
I've never heard that before but how WISE!
I love that quote and I find it to be quite true in my life. When I start comparing myself, my home, my family and my ministry to others I can become discontent.
Thanks Tracy!
That is a great quote and oh, so true!
Thank you for sharing that, I will be thinking about this for a while.
I like this quote, alot! So true...
I think your quote is more succinct, but I thought you'd enjoy the following:
". . . honest contentment consists not in persuading ourselves that our things are the very best in the world, but in believing they are the best for us, and giving God thanks for them."
Excerpt from Dark to Dawn:
A Tale of Martin Luther and the Reformation
by Elizabeth Rundle Charles
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