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FEAR:

a distressing emotion aroused by impending danger, evil, pain, etc., whether the threat is real or imagined; the feeling or condition of being afraid

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exempt or released from something specified that controls, restrains, burdens, etc.

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During the divorce I found myself running…running, running, running…and when I wasn’t running, I was walking around campus and if I wasn’t walking, I was playing pick-up soccer on Monday nights. In 2016, I decided to go ahead and tackle a life goal I had of running a marathon since I wasn’t getting any younger and I was running a whole lot already. Weeks before the marathon, I discovered an organization called Vacation Races that hosts half marathons at different national parks. I was immediately intrigued and began to explore the possibility of running a few. After training for the marathon, a half marathon was a piece of cake and it seems to be the sweet spot for me as far as challenging but not overdoing it. As far as I am concerned, that full marathon was one and done! I vividly remember telling my dad about the races the week he got really sick. I thought I could help distract him from his inability to breathe…*face palm*… I ended up signing up for the Yosemite National Park race before my dad was admitted to the hospital. I’ll fast forward a little bit with a brief summary…my dad ended up with pneumonia in both lungs and had to be put in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks and upon coming back to reality, had to learn to breathe, talk, walk, eat, all that fun stuff. The doctor told him that not very many people come back from where he was. The whole “experience” made my family wake up quite a bit. My dad was released from the hospital in mid-January and in May, my dad actually came with me to Yosemite to be there for the race and to also hike with me. I can confidently say Yosemite is my favorite national park. There is something so magical about the place. This first set of pictures is from a popular drive-up spot called Glacier Point. At this spot, the views of half dome and surrounding areas are absolutely breathtaking. I found an area off the path and walked down a social trail to an absolutely beautiful spot. I was there alone with my dad about 75 feet behind me watching me do my thing. It was so relaxing and I just couldn’t get over what I was seeing before me. The song I will pair with this post is “Wilderness” by Jon Bryant.

During the divorce I found myself running…running, running, running…and when I wasn’t running, I was walking around campus and if I wasn’t walking, I was playing pick-up soccer on Monday nights. In 2016, I decided to go ahead and tackle a life goal I had of running a marathon since I wasn’t getting any younger and I was running a whole lot already. Weeks before the marathon, I discovered an organization called Vacation Races that hosts half marathons at different national parks. I was immediately intrigued and began to explore the possibility of running a few. After training for the marathon, a half marathon was a piece of cake and it seems to be the sweet spot for me as far as challenging but not overdoing it. As far as I am concerned, that full marathon was one and done! I vividly remember telling my dad about the races the week he got really sick. I thought I could help distract him from his inability to breathe…*face palm*… I ended up signing up for the Yosemite National Park race before my dad was admitted to the hospital. I’ll fast forward a little bit with a brief summary…my dad ended up with pneumonia in both lungs and had to be put in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks and upon coming back to reality, had to learn to breathe, talk, walk, eat, all that fun stuff. The doctor told him that not very many people come back from where he was. The whole “experience” made my family wake up quite a bit. My dad was released from the hospital in mid-January and in May, my dad actually came with me to Yosemite to be there for the race and to also hike with me. I can confidently say Yosemite is my favorite national park. There is something so magical about the place. This first set of pictures is from a popular drive-up spot called Glacier Point. At this spot, the views of half dome and surrounding areas are absolutely breathtaking. I found an area off the path and walked down a social trail to an absolutely beautiful spot. I was there alone with my dad about 75 feet behind me watching me do my thing. It was so relaxing and I just couldn’t get over what I was seeing before me. The song I will pair with this post is “Wilderness” by Jon Bryant.

During the divorce I found myself running…running, running, running…and when I wasn’t running, I was walking around campus and if I wasn’t walking, I was playing pick-up soccer on Monday nights. In 2016, I decided to go ahead and tackle a life goal I had of running a marathon since I wasn’t getting any younger and I was running a whole lot already. Weeks before the marathon, I discovered an organization called Vacation Races that hosts half marathons at different national parks. I was immediately intrigued and began to explore the possibility of running a few. After training for the marathon, a half marathon was a piece of cake and it seems to be the sweet spot for me as far as challenging but not overdoing it. As far as I am concerned, that full marathon was one and done! I vividly remember telling my dad about the races the week he got really sick. I thought I could help distract him from his inability to breathe…*face palm*… I ended up signing up for the Yosemite National Park race before my dad was admitted to the hospital. I’ll fast forward a little bit with a brief summary…my dad ended up with pneumonia in both lungs and had to be put in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks and upon coming back to reality, had to learn to breathe, talk, walk, eat, all that fun stuff. The doctor told him that not very many people come back from where he was. The whole “experience” made my family wake up quite a bit. My dad was released from the hospital in mid-January and in May, my dad actually came with me to Yosemite to be there for the race and to also hike with me. I can confidently say Yosemite is my favorite national park. There is something so magical about the place. This first set of pictures is from a popular drive-up spot called Glacier Point. At this spot, the views of half dome and surrounding areas are absolutely breathtaking. I found an area off the path and walked down a social trail to an absolutely beautiful spot. I was there alone with my dad about 75 feet behind me watching me do my thing. It was so relaxing and I just couldn’t get over what I was seeing before me. The song I will pair with this post is “Wilderness” by Jon Bryant.

During the divorce I found myself running…running, running, running…and when I wasn’t running, I was walking around campus and if I wasn’t walking, I was playing pick-up soccer on Monday nights. In 2016, I decided to go ahead and tackle a life goal I had of running a marathon since I wasn’t getting any younger and I was running a whole lot already. Weeks before the marathon, I discovered an organization called Vacation Races that hosts half marathons at different national parks. I was immediately intrigued and began to explore the possibility of running a few. After training for the marathon, a half marathon was a piece of cake and it seems to be the sweet spot for me as far as challenging but not overdoing it. As far as I am concerned, that full marathon was one and done! I vividly remember telling my dad about the races the week he got really sick. I thought I could help distract him from his inability to breathe…*face palm*… I ended up signing up for the Yosemite National Park race before my dad was admitted to the hospital. I’ll fast forward a little bit with a brief summary…my dad ended up with pneumonia in both lungs and had to be put in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks and upon coming back to reality, had to learn to breathe, talk, walk, eat, all that fun stuff. The doctor told him that not very many people come back from where he was. The whole “experience” made my family wake up quite a bit. My dad was released from the hospital in mid-January and in May, my dad actually came with me to Yosemite to be there for the race and to also hike with me. I can confidently say Yosemite is my favorite national park. There is something so magical about the place. This first set of pictures is from a popular drive-up spot called Glacier Point. At this spot, the views of half dome and surrounding areas are absolutely breathtaking. I found an area off the path and walked down a social trail to an absolutely beautiful spot. I was there alone with my dad about 75 feet behind me watching me do my thing. It was so relaxing and I just couldn’t get over what I was seeing before me. The song I will pair with this post is “Wilderness” by Jon Bryant.

During the divorce I found myself running…running, running, running…and when I wasn’t running, I was walking around campus and if I wasn’t walking, I was playing pick-up soccer on Monday nights. In 2016, I decided to go ahead and tackle a life goal I had of running a marathon since I wasn’t getting any younger and I was running a whole lot already. Weeks before the marathon, I discovered an organization called Vacation Races that hosts half marathons at different national parks. I was immediately intrigued and began to explore the possibility of running a few. After training for the marathon, a half marathon was a piece of cake and it seems to be the sweet spot for me as far as challenging but not overdoing it. As far as I am concerned, that full marathon was one and done! I vividly remember telling my dad about the races the week he got really sick. I thought I could help distract him from his inability to breathe…*face palm*… I ended up signing up for the Yosemite National Park race before my dad was admitted to the hospital. I’ll fast forward a little bit with a brief summary…my dad ended up with pneumonia in both lungs and had to be put in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks and upon coming back to reality, had to learn to breathe, talk, walk, eat, all that fun stuff. The doctor told him that not very many people come back from where he was. The whole “experience” made my family wake up quite a bit. My dad was released from the hospital in mid-January and in May, my dad actually came with me to Yosemite to be there for the race and to also hike with me. I can confidently say Yosemite is my favorite national park. There is something so magical about the place. This first set of pictures is from a popular drive-up spot called Glacier Point. At this spot, the views of half dome and surrounding areas are absolutely breathtaking. I found an area off the path and walked down a social trail to an absolutely beautiful spot. I was there alone with my dad about 75 feet behind me watching me do my thing. It was so relaxing and I just couldn’t get over what I was seeing before me. The song I will pair with this post is “Wilderness” by Jon Bryant.

During the divorce I found myself running…running, running, running…and when I wasn’t running, I was walking around campus and if I wasn’t walking, I was playing pick-up soccer on Monday nights. In 2016, I decided to go ahead and tackle a life goal I had of running a marathon since I wasn’t getting any younger and I was running a whole lot already. Weeks before the marathon, I discovered an organization called Vacation Races that hosts half marathons at different national parks. I was immediately intrigued and began to explore the possibility of running a few. After training for the marathon, a half marathon was a piece of cake and it seems to be the sweet spot for me as far as challenging but not overdoing it. As far as I am concerned, that full marathon was one and done! I vividly remember telling my dad about the races the week he got really sick. I thought I could help distract him from his inability to breathe…*face palm*… I ended up signing up for the Yosemite National Park race before my dad was admitted to the hospital. I’ll fast forward a little bit with a brief summary…my dad ended up with pneumonia in both lungs and had to be put in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks and upon coming back to reality, had to learn to breathe, talk, walk, eat, all that fun stuff. The doctor told him that not very many people come back from where he was. The whole “experience” made my family wake up quite a bit. My dad was released from the hospital in mid-January and in May, my dad actually came with me to Yosemite to be there for the race and to also hike with me. I can confidently say Yosemite is my favorite national park. There is something so magical about the place. This first set of pictures is from a popular drive-up spot called Glacier Point. At this spot, the views of half dome and surrounding areas are absolutely breathtaking. I found an area off the path and walked down a social trail to an absolutely beautiful spot. I was there alone with my dad about 75 feet behind me watching me do my thing. It was so relaxing and I just couldn’t get over what I was seeing before me. The song I will pair with this post is “Wilderness” by Jon Bryant.

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