​Man, I hate (maybe a strong word) this time of year.  Not the new year, or the end of the past year, but the resolution part.

So where did New Year's resolutions come from and why do you almost feel guilty if you don't make them? But not so guilty if you don't keep them after a month? 

Interestingly enough, according to several online sources, one being History.com, the act of resolutions began with the Babylonians about 4000 years ago. Man, that's a lot of failed promises! At their new year, which was in mid-March, the Pagans would make promises to their gods, that they would return the things that they had borrowed and repay the loans they had received. 

​Too, long. But my walk has just taken a big turn and with that I have been allotted more time for, blogging. This is exciting news. cause frankly I miss it. I miss sharing my devotional thoughts with you all. I also miss seeing some of you grow through my blog. So I have decided that I will get back to it look for new blogs. Coming January 1st. I will be sharing with you again. Devotions. Life updates. And a fitness component. Years ago, I started a blog about my triathlon journey to fitness. It was called average Joe to Ironman. Well, I am going to blog my triathlon and fitness journey again because its enjoyable and I want to encourage others.  So in the next few days, be looking out for more updates. 

So here is just a thought to get you ready for more.