Husband, father of three, researcher, teacher, and occasional writer. Thoughts are my own.
Johnson City, TN
Joined July 2012
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Major milestone on Saturday—5 years strong in Northeast Tennessee! Shout out to @F3LexSC and the others who helped plant the seed. The roots are strong and lives have been changed for the better.
Launched health & wellness site. Not selling/soliciting—just sharing 20 years of learning. Sole purpose is to provide resources & practical strategies for everyday health. More content coming. Sign up for updates using the form. The Iron Triangle of Health giveithale.com
Six years of @F3Nation and planting @F3NortheastTN 4 years ago has taught me a lot about leadership. Taking these principles to where I see a need. Improving population health starts at home-with public health. Not with words, but example. youtu.be/QsRXLCpIC-Y
Related to the most recent piece of misinformation circulating.
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ETSU Public Health PHit Challenge. Keeping our bodies healthy and minds strong—leading by example. Bragging rights and gift cards to @AlumniHallETSU on the line. Get signed up. Challenge starts September 6th. youtu.be/QsRXLCpIC-Y
Reading @DrIbram Stamped From the Beginning. Not sure exactly what I was looking for in a book to help me better understand racism—but I found it. Historical, connecting past & present, uncomfortable self-reflection, deeper understanding. A must read in this season of learning.
One day time will rob us of our abilities and our friendships—today—is not that day.
Yeti 24 underway—5 miles every 4 hours for 24 hours with some great human beings.
Having been raised in this vein of Evangelical Christianity—@Peter_Wehner assessment is spot on IMHO.
Great interview on @MSNBC with @RevJacquiLewis and @Peter_Wehner. So good.🔥msnbc.com/craig-melvin/watch… via @msnbc
Murph will always be my favorite workout. But for me—miles 18-26 of a marathon feel a lot like the 2nd Murph mile—except you have to repeat it 7 more times...
Nathan Hale retweeted
The real ball drops at 7am tomorrow with the 4th annual New Years Day Murph at Arrowhead. No hollow resolutions—just getting after it—setting a tone for the next year.
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“It would disturb me if there was a wedding between the religious fundamentalists & the political right. The hard right has no interest in religion except to manipulate it.”
-Billy Graham, 1981
(In 2016, Billy Graham was 98 yrs old and suffered from hydrocephalus)
I hadn’t shared who my father @BillyGraham voted for in 2016, but because of @CTMagazine’s article, I felt it necessary to share now. My father knew @realDonaldTrump, believed in him & voted for him. He believed Donald J. Trump was the man for this hour in history for our nation.
The M and I are attempting something that we have never done before—run a race together. She likes to talk and encourage. I like to curse and question my life decisions. If we make it to the finish—I feel good about our marriage going the distance.
Last long run before Kiawah in the books. Celebratory making it to the end of the training cycle injury free beer—before noon. I combined it with my annual birthday, day off work run & beer.
Nathan Hale retweeted
I love that Bible verse, @Franklin_Graham. Few Scriptures capture the hypocrisy of Trump-evangelicalism more poignantly than Isaiah 5:20. – at Philadelphia, PA
Is the flickering black screen while streaming ESPN through ROKU related to the earlier “outside vendor issue” @slinganswers This is really annoying. I don’t mind some interrupted streaming—but this is ridiculous.
First marathon ended in disaster. Trying to make sure that doesn't happen again by training smarter and working on my running form. Kneed for Speed - Run Faster, Finish Stronger: runsmartonline.com/kneed-for… via @@runsmartonline
Four years ago today we moved our family to Johnson City. While the career move has been even better than I could have envisioned at the time—the biggest blessing, hands down, has been the people we now call friends. Truly blessed to call this place home.
