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October 7, 2009

don'trush
[wow, wrote this a while ago and forgot to hit 'publish'.welp, what can you do? can't delete it. ]

2post1day. such a rarity.

fast track is a term i've head in college counselor's offices and quite frankly i'm not a fan. this directly correlates with adventuring. you just can't rush these things. unless of course there is no other way. like, if you are going to college on the coast of california and you come to find out your city will soon be floating away into the pacific, then you best be gettin' things done. fast. alright, that is a bit extreme but the sentiment it the same. there is no need to push the time where we are engaging with nature. it's not like a hit list of things to accomplish when you are a mega-tourist for the weekend in boston.
horseshoe

denver international airport is in a bad location.
arkansas was nothing less than wonderful.
flying is fun when you have a dave.
flying is fun when you have drink vouchers.
fayetteville is home of the razorbacks and we just beat a&m.
fayetteville feels like home.
rick's bakery makes my tummy happy.
horseshoe canyon ranch is a hidden gem in the ozarks.
climbing lets you enjoy god's beauty.
climbing for 24 hours is no easy feat.
climbing for 24 hours strictly on sandstone makes your fingers/hands/palms feel like they're on fire.

but you will recover and eventually climb again.



i stole this picture of horseshoe.