Load everything you think you want to carry in a pack, walk up and down the longest steepest hill you can find, and see what happens.
I am human and I need to be loved - just like everybody else does
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Drybones wrote:
He was 21 before he realized his name was not Damnit.
Quote from me as a kindergartener: "I can't come right now, Mommy, I'm holding the God-damned son-of-a-bitch for Daddy!"I'm not lost. I know where I am. I'm right here. -
AnotherKevin wrote:
Drybones wrote:
He was 21 before he realized his name was not Damnit.
Quote from me as a kindergartener: "I can't come right now, Mommy, I'm holding the God-damned son-of-a-bitch for Daddy!"
I am not sure which is more impressive; your vocabulary when you were that young or your memory of those events at your current age.Non hikers are about a psi shy of a legal ball. -
I was walking with my parents and grandmother on a loop trail at a young age. I said "Don't step in the horseshit, grandma."I am human and I need to be loved - just like everybody else does
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BirdBrain wrote:
I am not sure which is more impressive; your vocabulary when you were that young or your memory of those events at your current age.
For years, my mother was fond of embarrassing my father and me with the story. I was only calling the thing by the name Daddy had just given it: "Kevin, can you get in here and hold this goddamned son-of-a-bitch out of my way?" I don't think I actually knew what the words meant.
I'm not lost. I know where I am. I'm right here. -
Rasty wrote:
12trysomething wrote:
It is the journey, not the destination.
Welcome
Unless the destination is the privee
Agreed!!!!!
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