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RE: TRAVELMAN NEPAL: “The Heart of Low Visibility” a Canoe Ride and Walk in the Chitwan Jungle
You have become my number one way to avoid doing my job Travelman! Thanks for all the posts, I feel like I am with you every step (Wish I could pop in for a couple of days and have a beer with you.) What have you learned about yourself on the trip so far? I imagine having all the alone time has led to some deeper reflection. Asking for a friend. Travel on Travelman! (I'm still trying to make this a thing)
I read this when I woke up in the middle of th e night . I thought of many great answers as I fell back asleep. Now hthere locked inside my dreams. I suppose I’ve learned to be Travelman, and travel on. I’’ve felt less alone on this trip than I have at most times in my life. I’m always meeting new people and hanging out with them. I value my alone time much more now. I’ve gained a lot of self knowledge. IT’s lik...It’s more like operating a software program after having read a lot of the user manual now. My keyboard is messed up this morning (literally, now longer talking metaphor)- I mean simile. The backspace key isn’t working...Maybe this entire reply (is a metaphor on another level....Hmmm
Also, I should hold back on what I say so we have something to talk about when we see each other (remember that±±)± Dgagnabbit, my question mark isn’t working. I’ll be in Ohio in August for a wedding. I’d like to come up and see you.
I'd love to see you and hear tale of your many adventures Travelman. I've heard from other travelers that travelling alone leads to better connections, meeting people you would have otherwise passed by etc..I'm interested in the self knowledge piece. I think we under-reflect as a people, rushing around to do one thing after another without thinking about why or gauging how the experiences affect us. I feel like for me, writing on a regular basis for my job has helped somewhat in that,I'm glad to hear that you are learning about yourself.... Travel in Travelman, Travel in.(Imagine me nodding my head in a wise and knowing way while saying that, it makes it much cooler.)