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- Scott Harmon
- Orlando, FL, United States
- I am a 43 year old father of two boys, a baby girl and a beautiful wife. After discerning a call into ministry in early 2018 I have recently left my career to follow God's call on my life. Follow me as the Least tries to help Grow God's Inheritance.
About Me
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Posted by : Scott Harmon on Sunday, January 5, 2025 | | 0 Comments
One packed weekend
So this weekend started with Thankgiving which was one great time and then lead into Kaidan's kids party for his birthday on friday, Kaylor's baptism on Sunday and Kaidan's family birthday party tonight. Mean while we had friends and family come into town and it was a great time. Our friends and family make us realize how lucky we are. Pictures and details to come soon.
Posted by : Scott Harmon on Tuesday, December 1, 2009 | | 0 Comments
Countdown
So the countdown is on. Kara's due date is October 29th and she is scheduled to be induced on the 24th of October. We are very excited and can not wait to met our little girl.
As for myself I continue to maintain my weight loss. I stay in that 188 to 193 range which is where I am comfortable. Now I have not run as much as I want to. In fact I am planning on going tomorrow, at least for a short run just to get going again. I have done a seven and a half minute mile which is my fastest and when I am running multiple miles I am pacing around 8 minute miles.
Talk more later
Posted by : Scott Harmon on Wednesday, September 9, 2009 | | 0 Comments
Almost a month
So a month has gone by and a lot has happened. I ran in a 5k race and ran a 25:14 at a 8:08 pace. I was amazed. I loved competing in it and it was so much fun. I have continued to run since but not in great consistency. I multiple time including in North Carolina when we were there and maybe the lack of consistency has helped my quad fell better since it has stopped hurting(I injured it before the 5k race). I have been reading a lot about strides and pacing and all that good stuff including injury prevention, we will see how it works out for me as I get back into it.

So last week we went to the Outer Banks with Kara's family. We had an absolute blast. The kids loved the beach and loved hanging out with their uncles and aunt (6 and 8 respectively). They played in the sand everyday and Kaidan was swimming in the pool with only his life jacket and no assistance by the end of the trip.
Baby Alert: I think I had said this before my Kara is pregnant. She just hit 21 weeks and we know we are having a baby girl. We are very excited about have a girl and can not wait till her arrival in October.
Posted by : Scott Harmon on Saturday, June 20, 2009 | | 1 Comments
Two strong words
The two strongest words are "I can't". They are stronger then "I Do" or "Marry me". I can't is over used by people every day of the week. I can't get to the gym, I can't lose weight, I can't do this, I can't do that. Most of the time a person should say I won't get to the gym or I won't lose weight and so on. Because if you really try you CAN do anything you want. You want proof? OK, example: Do good and moral people say I can't steal that or I won't steal that?
I learned many years ago at a job I had that I can do anything if I am trained to do it. I said this at job interviews, and any other time I could fit it in to a sentence as to describe myself in the past. But really I never took it past work, and I know this because I gained more weight and I didn't do other things because of the great and almighty I Can't. Well tonight when I was running I thought about this and realized I can do anything and I know this because because a year ago I weighted 338 pounds and could barely get out of bed or put on my shoes without moaning groaning or sweating. I am going to prove this to myself next weekend when I run a 5k to support the Children's hospital at strong.
So remember the next time you say "I can't" rethink it and say "I won't" and I am sure your perspective will change.
BTW I ran 2 miles in 17 minutes tonight.
Until Tomorrow,
Night.
Posted by : Scott Harmon on Monday, May 25, 2009 | | 0 Comments
8 minute mile
So tonight I went out running at the local high school track. I ran an eight minute mile. I have never ran an eight minute mile ever in my life. It was such a cool feeling. I continued to run more and completed a mile and a half at the same pace. I haven't run much lately but I signed up for a 5k next weekend. It is to benefit the Golisano Childrens hospital at Strong here in Rochester. Kara and I are quite passonate about supporting the childrens hospital here because the pediatric craniofacial group has done an amazing job with our oldest sons cleft lip. If you would like to sponser me email me. Lol. But seriously after the 5k there is a walk that we are all participating in. It is a great event and we have so much fun doing it. Well I will keep you all updated on my qoute un qoute training in the next week.
Until tomorrow
Night
Posted by : Scott Harmon on Saturday, May 23, 2009 | | 0 Comments
Great Race weekend
So this weekend is going to be a great race weekend. And thinking about that makes me want to start running and getting ready to run a 5k. I need to watch out so i do not start making excuses for not doing it. I have just over two month to get ready for it which will be way more then enough time. But if I want to do well I need to start running the distance now! So tomorrow when I post I will make sure to tell you about my run. It is not like it is going to take a lot of time. The ipod is charged, now I need to get some new podcast and I will be set. Have a good night.
Until tomorrow,
Night
Posted by : Scott Harmon on Thursday, May 21, 2009 | | 0 Comments