Had a wonderful time camping this weekend with Brian, Billie, and Phoebe and learned lots.

I learned that comfort is an important part of camping and that great food is not the end of radical thinking – sleeping is a territory of camping ready for new thought and I think I’m ready to move away from my tiny camp pillow to a bigger, fluffier pillow. i.e., Go for long term pleasure over short term pain.
I learned that even if you don’t know the details of how to start a fire by hand with nothing but sticks there is no harm, and much to gain, in trying, asking questions, and trying again. i.e., Enjoy the learning experience.
I learned that the art of building sand castles is alive and well and done in much more detail than I had ever tried myself. i.e., when working on any project commit oneself fully to the fullest aesthetic outcome.
And more, I’m sure.
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1 Response to What I learned while camping…
Billie
June 27th, 2006 at 9:07 am
I learned that even in the wilderness it pays to be true to yourself. In my case, obsessively organized and optimistic!
And I learned how to light a fire the easy way. Hahaha.
Ahh! Caster sugar! That’s the super fine sugar the sand felt like.
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Superfine_sugar