Einhorn and Finkel, Finkel and Einhorn

39 degrees and clear
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
SSH, arm burners and squats
THA-THANG:

Mosey to CMU pile to get one CMU each, then up to the upper lot and partner up.

You must find out three things (with substance) about your partner while working together.

Partner 1 starts a beginning of upper lot and runs around Stonehenge and back while partner 2 does the following until partner returns

10 curls
10 presses
10 tris
5 burpees

Pick up where you left off and continue repeating till Q says stop. line up for sprints and Bernie Sanders just to mess up breathing patterns.

partner 1 carrries both CMUs towards the tennis courts by way of the cul-de-sac while partner 2 does 10 burpees and then runs to parter and they switch.
Once at the court you complete the following workout then run down court and back. 20 CMU jump overs, 15 back to back CMU passes, 10 blockee merkins, 5 burpees. REPEAT.
return CMUs and head to AO

MARY:
Imperial walkers while we learn about what we found out about our partners. Doing a few burpees and then some flutter kicks
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
11 including FNG “Einhorn”
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:

Billy Graham :”Yes, the Bible certainly tells us to love others, even if they aren’t very lovable! But what does it mean to love others? All too often, I’m afraid, we confuse liking someone with loving them”…. “And this isn’t necessarily wrong, as far as it goes; a husband (for example) should genuinely like his wife and enjoy being in her company.”

But….”Does this mean we can’t love someone who’s difficult to like? No, it doesn’t, not if we understand the kind of love God has for us. God loves us not because we’re perfect, or even likeable, because we aren’t. We fall far short of what He wants us to be, yet the Bible says He still loves us. And unlike our love for others, His love means He always wants what’s best for us, although we don’t deserve it.

This is the way God wants us to love others — by seeking what’s best for them. No, (some people) may not be likeable, but have you ever asked God to change (them)? Have you ever gone out of your way to show love for (them), even if (they) don’t deserve it? Open your heart and life to Christ’s transforming love. Then remember: “We love because he first loved us” (1 John 4:19).

MOLESKIN:
Great morning. I have really missed the fellowship of this PAX. Great guys that care for each other and great mumblechatter
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