Adventure in August

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How adventurous are you?

What do you do for fun? I mean wild, exciting, out-of-the-box-activities?
River-rafting, night trails, bungee jumping, abseiling, mountain climbing…

Exciting, adrenalin rush thingzzzz......

Or are you also like most of us, spending time indoors, hardly appreciating God’s creations…
Have you ever thought about it… that all the breathtaking waterfalls, the majestic mountains, marvelous sunsets, magnificent animals and all the beauty that surrounds us, were also created for us, God’s beloved children, to enjoy.

Why have we become so accustomed to all that is around us, that we hardly ever stop to enjoy birds bathing in a small water pool, or a bug trying to hold on to a leaf for dear life... that we have lost focus, that we only strive to make a living instead of enjoying the journey whilst making a living…

If your life consists of work, home, feeding the hungry at home and no fun, no play, you will stagnate - you then only live, barely but you do... breathe .... what about having fun and actually enjoy life !  Is that a familiar term to you 'enjoying life' or do you just 'live life'?

Get out… do things… enjoy your journey… be adventurous

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  1. Lynn Cross18 March 2010 at 01:55

    Thanks for stopping by my blog at lynnsmusings, Visiting yours gives me a tiny little taste of what it will be like when every tribe, every nation comes together to worship the King of Kings! See you there. Lynn

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  2. Restoration Ministries24 March 2010 at 18:00

    Lynn, what a lovely surprise!! Wow indeed it is going 2 b fun 2 c u there and a fantabulous day it is going 2be!
    ps: tx 4 visiting Restourasie
    Suzette

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  3. Restoration Ministries24 March 2010 at 18:00

    Lynn, what a lovely surprise!! Wow indeed it is going 2 b fun 2 c u there and a fantabulous day it is going 2be!
    ps: tx 4 visiting Restourasie
    Suzette

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