"Finding Superman" or "Being Adventurey" - Part 2

For some background on the situation I am expanding on read Part 1.

After we left Metropolis, IL, then we headed over to Cave In Rock State Park. While we were there we hiked, explored the caves and enjoyed the brisk air. In the middle of our excursion, Kianna yells out, "I love being adventurey! I am an adventurey girl!"
I had to stop an think about what adventurey meant. The best I came up with is "the state of loving and seeking adventure!" Today she got up and talked about how bored she was with the "same ole', same ole' things". She wants adventure.
Adventure is is that great call from the unknown and the unfamiliar. It is the promise of fun and challenge. It is the unpredictability of what you will face and the test of who you will become. A true adventure is unforgettable and life changing. It is a molding experience which pushes you beyond the limits of comfort and sometimes ability.
I guess that is why life is considered such an adventure. You just never know what is around the corner. We plan, save, prepare, and study up for every possible situation and never the less we still get blindsided. That is what makes life so hard but it also what makes life so great!
So get out and enjoy what God has made for us. Get out and explore this vast creation before us. Get out and be adventurey!

Welcome to the Adventure!

So here we are and it is going to be a wild wild ride. Stephanie is the one who is getting me to do this so if you don't like what you read, then it's her fault. If you do then remember I wrote it. hehehe This blog is going to be about the way I see life, love, and God. It will be about the things we experience and some challenges we go through or need to go through.
A few words about the title. My Jeep is my absolute favorite place to be. It is a place of adventure. It promises that I will experience things I have never experienced and go places I never have gone. It says there are no limits where I can go and no obstacle is too tough for it to handle. It is able to adapt to every situation. In my Jeep, I have watched Ballgames, slept overnight, endured thunderstorms, and basked in the sun. I go down the street in it and go across the country as well. It is made for bumps and bruises and the open highway as well. It is rugged and tough. It is everything I strive to be but fall short of. When I am in my Jeep, I feel free in a world that is so often confining.
The view from the Jeep is one which is fraught is possibility. It is a look at life which is optimistic and exciting. This is the view I see and the viewpoint which I wish to share with you. A viewpoint which at times will be rough and rugged, but always promises adventure and opportunity right around the corner! Enjoy!