Man is only half himself,
The other half is a bright thing.
He tumbles on by luck or grace,
For man is ever a blind thing.
That little bastard works for Katadyn.
Skids
Insanity: Asking about inseams over and over again and expecting different results.
Albert Einstein, (attributed)
I'm sorry for that Lord and please bless all the pygmies in New Guinea....
Skids
Insanity: Asking about inseams over and over again and expecting different results.
Albert Einstein, (attributed)
Oh man, I've been so thankful for spring here in Nashville. I didn't even think about how it looks on the trail. I've got to get over there!
Man is only half himself,
The other half is a bright thing.
He tumbles on by luck or grace,
For man is ever a blind thing.
I was returning from a trip today and had to drive PAST the AT around the NC/GA line - it almost killed me to do it. I didn't have a pack or anything, and still wanted to get out of the car and just hike.
I saw something similar in the Grayson Highlands. There were two ponies that were each hiding behind their mother, but were obviously interested and looking at each other, peeking around the side. All of the sudden one of them started running in circles around its mother...it made 2 or three laps and then returned to its position hiding behind mom...then the other one did the same thing...they went back and forth like this several times showing off for each other. It was neat.
Yipppppeee! I'm jealous of this little guy...sheer joy.
Hope you're doing great gracefulroll
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Thanks for the smile.
I liked the comment...
"I like the part where the Elk Calf plays in the puddle."
Very cool, send me a PM sometime
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My blood pressure is up and my doctor put me on pills to lower it. Seems to be working. The good thing is that the pills are tiny, hence ultralight.
More exercise should bring the pressure down to comfortable levels. I've been patching and painting walls and ceilings (not mine) since January, and that isn't much exercise. I just started back to my old job at Providence Bicycle and am already a bit depressed at being stuck in the back of a dingy work area with next to no human contact. I may check into a position opening at the local EMS store as department supervisor of the bike shop in their soon-to-open new location. May be more paperwork than I like, but at least I'll have some human contact. Working in an outdoor store with hiking, cross-country skiing and boating would be right up my alley. I'll probably be heading down to Pa. to do more AT during Passover when the bike shop is closed. We'll see as the time draws near.
Take care.
As I live, declares the Lord God, I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that the wicked turn back from his way and live. Ezekiel 33:11