Congratulations Tim, and welcome to the forum. Now you have to pick out your gear, and start some training with your pack. Book your flights, and some places to stay up until the trail head, wherever that is for you. Beyond that, try not to plan too much!
My plan is to wake up each day and see how it unfolds. Part of what I am trying to learn from this experience is to not try to control everything and let it happen. They say the Camino Provides. That is what I hope to experience.
The hardest thing to give up is control. But don't worry, you lose that early on, it will be in the dust of your footprints as you trudge up or slide down yet another mountain.
Most times it does Tim, the other times you have to work it out yourself. Enjoy your Camino, it is the start of a whole new life for you. Not a day goes by that I don't think of the Camino.
"They" do say that, but as a practical matter, it is more like a smorgasbord; your choices will determine what it provides!
Hi, you will love your stay at the Alberque Orisson.
