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TheTime COIN Camille Anding “Have you always been a walker?” the technician asked as he turned off the treadmill. Obviously just completing the stress test and still standing was an accomplishment for my age. The question followed me out of the waiting room and into my vehicle. Always a walker?? Yes, perhaps I have been. I walked miles of trails through my childhood home place and declared my walk to the school bus the furthest of any of my friends. It was a terribly long walk to begin the school day but a joyful run when I headed home. Walking down a cotton row that has a beginning with no end is a perspiring walk. Add a hoe or a cotton sack and whoa Nelly! I’m just grateful those walks were short-lived during my teen years. I was always a walker on the Ole Miss campus. My part time job at the infirmary was at the extreme west end of the campus. Some of my classes were across the bridge to the education department on the extreme east end of the campus. Did I walk? Yes and with a load of books in my arms. I studied for part of my degree and walked for the other part! One of my most memorable walks was down the aisle of my home church, heading to my future spouse standing next to my pastor. It wasn’t a long walk, but it was an endless walk of commitment to our marriage. Little did I know that my walking was just beginning. Together we walked colicky babies and babies that wanted holding instead of their cribs. We walked to athletic fields, up bleachers, down bleachers, to gymnasiums, and to stadiums. I walked the floor with eyes on the driveway and ears listening for that teenager’s car that would slow down on the highway and turn up the drive. There were miles of walking down grocery aisles, through malls on shopping sprees and on mountain vacation trails. There were thrilling walks down hospital corridors to the nursery window to see brand new grandbabies. Now the walks follow similar paths of repeat activities and sports, following the grands. Walker? Yes, but none of us can determine how many steps remain in our walk. That’s why we walkers through life need to stay on God’s path that’s absolutely headed in the right direction. 98 • SEPTEMBER 2022
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