Perfection’s Crucible

Today I was out shopping at my favorite grocery store Whole Foods when I saw a lady that was so obese she had to use one of the motorized wheel chairs that are usually reserved for the elderly or the disabled.  As one that is struggling to rip throught my own crisco costume, its the decline of others that motivates me.  I’ve taken a stand to fight against my body and my former lifestyle of bad food and horrible eating habbits.  I do grow weary at times of taking an hour out of my downtime to go and wage battle with the imperfection that cloaks my perfection.

In those moments like the ones in the grocery store I am reminded of the practical nature of what it is that I am doing.  It gives value to each bag of chips I refuse to buy or each soda I refuse to drink and I know in that moment the cost of redemption and the wages of failure.  *Thank God for pure natural strength…"

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