RE: Conquering a 13,000 ft Volcano in Guatemala
Your grand sense of adventure shows more brightly, in each successive post, my friend. Revealing you are back to full power, this journey surely proves it. The pictures are just amazing, what a view.
And I have a synchronicity story, I just heard yesterday I'll share.
Brad an older counselor at the handicap camp has a service dog named Laddie Bruce. He says he named the dog that because it's an Irish dog and he can't hold his licker (tongue) lol. Brad was at camp and towards the end of the day he said, he was exhausted. Then came about 30 kids and he thought oh-oh, how am I gonna help these guys, tired as I'm feeling?
All of a sudden he felt a burst of energy as the kids approached. He turned around and Laddie Bruce was right behind him. he felt the dog had given him the boost of energy.
I feel the dog 'cat' has your back, and bet he calls you Tarzan too :-D
I really think that sense of adventure it is there because of some reason, I am still trying to find out what it is.
I am full power now! The back still hurts but I can already do everything I did before Tarzadventure!
Dogs are awesome, in general animals know more than us and actually are here to help is on this journey but dogs just get us, they know when we need them... Laddie Bruce XD XD That is so funny, I am imagining the dog with the tongue out not being able to speak in an irish accent.
That is actually very accurate, now Im happy thinking he called me Tarzan... :D
The sense of adventure is your very nature Tarzan and you do it well, my friend.
So glad you're back to full power. Steem on.