The importance of straight and level paths

For kicks, I used my blackberry's GPS to track my movements on a run this morning in my wheelchair. Apparently, I managed to get my chair moving at 11mph on the smoothest stretches of sidewalk.

I haven't had a whole lot of time to blog recently because I've been really busy with school work, tutoring, and trying to forge a social life. If you want something to pray for, pray that I might find the ability to blog as consistently as I used to, and also that Medicare will pull through and get me a new wheelchair like I'd been told they could.

In the meantime, I'm going to expand this entry as much as I can until Stacy gets out of the shower (my brother's girlfriend moved in last weekend, fyi).

But yeah, have you ever thought about the paths you walk? I bet if you started pushing yourself in a wheelchair, you'd stop and consider what abominations your Sketchers stomp through on a day to day basis. You never think of all the grime, grease, gum, and guts you go through until it's coating your gloved fingers and you go to push up your glasses.

Been there, done that.

So please, take my advice, watch your step.