Like Crazy

2013/July by Marji Laine

What an amazing article of devotion, faith, and a twist on how I should look at things!

Earlier today, I was running. I like to run as/after the sun goes down, because I don’t know about you, but I prefer to remain in my solid state; and the Texas sun is unrelenting in the summer. This “dark hours” exercise normally results in me running like a crazy person – whether I’m constantly looking over my shoulder to make sure a car isn’t going to run over me or leaping over attacking opossums or bailing out of the way of a silent bicycle.

I’m trying to lose some weight and get back in shape in preparation for my Africa ministry after winter and spring injuries sidelined me. To do this, I try to run 2-3 miles at least 2 or 3 times a week. I make a point, though, that no matter how far I run or where my path takes me, I always end my run at…

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Author: Marji Laine

Marji is a recently "graduated" homeschooling mom whose twin girls have blessed her by sticking around the nest for a little longer. She spends her days directing the children’s music program at her church and working with the authors of Write Integrity Press to put out the best possible version of their books. Raised in suburban Dallas, she got her first taste of writing through the stories of brilliant authors of their day, Mignon Eberhart and Phyllis A. Whitney, and through stage experience. After directing and acting in productions for decades, Marji started writing her own scripts. From that early beginning, she delved into creating scintillating suspense with a side of Texas sassy. She invites readers to unravel their inspiration, seeking a deeper knowledge of the Lord’s Great Mystery that invites us all.