Jog, walk, sprint. Jog, walk, sprint. Jog, walk, sprint. It was before dawn still and the humidity thick and heavy. Small birds began their morning chorus. The light slowly increased in the sky and I could see other soldiers doing PT, too, the sounds of their running shoes on the pavement. An occasional vehicle passed. The drivers would slow their speed a bit when they glimpsed the flashes from our reflective belts and running shoe reflectors. After I turned around and headed back for the final stretches, again I was moved by oaks, cedars, and cypresses. These were in an old cemetery, and I paused to capture the moment. I cannot explain my fascination with trees, but for some reason, they move me deeply, as if their years are telling a story.


I know you have been on the west coast. Muir Woods, sequoias, and the beautiful drive through the undisturbed forests. There is a noticeable presence of the Creator in these magnificent forests.
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100%, sir. Amen.
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You sir; are an oak!
Thanks for what you do!
Ricky Silver
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Ha! Thanks, brother. Hope to see you soon.
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