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I think the game does let you talk to other people. Last week I sat on the steps of a campground store and talked about the game to about 10 people who were playing, between the ages of 11 and 70. When I leveled up to 5, they all cheered me on and urged me to join their team.
I will admit...
There may come a time, early on probably, when you question your reason why are you doing this crazy thing, and you may feel like giving up and going home. When/if that happens, give yourself One More Day. Get some rest. Calm down. After a while, you'll be walking like a boss again.
Hello Diggs, it sounds as though you and Arthur would be good ambassadors for the service animal community. I, for one, would love to see more four-footed friends along the path. Since Arthur is a service dog, his presence on the camino is really not an option for you, rather like a walking...
Blessings upon thee. May thy soul shine ever brightly to light your way to heaven.
May thy family and friends be comforted by thy memory, and may thy memory be for a blessing.
@CaminoDebrorita (I love your name), I am a diabetic, so I have to be careful. So if I try this, I would have to use NutriSweet or some other sweetener. But that's a good idea and I thank you.
I used to get horrible leg cramps, and tried tonic water. The leg cramps went away (with my anemia), but tonic water is so disgusting to me, I couldn't drink it. I would rather eat a banana.
But yes, tonic water works.
Although Denise may be held in God's arms, we will forever hold her in our hearts. Be at peace, friend, and know you are not forgotten. May Denise's family's grief ease over time, and may happy memories comfort them in the days to come.
I must have gotten lucky. I checked my over-sized backpack, which flew to Dublin, London, and from Madrid to Istanbul, and there it was, happy to be reunited with me.
I would rather not spend all that money flying to Spain, walk about 500 miles, hop on a train for several hours, only to degrade myself by eating at Burger King. It's just too sad.
As I have said here before, I am a flatlander. For me, a mountain is 20 feet.
As well as I trained, I was not quite prepared for the walk between SJPP and Roncesvalles. So, for me personally, it was worse than I thought it would be.
I would strongly suggest one of two options: 1) Stay...
I arrived in SJPP at about 7:30 p.m., and I wish (oh, how I wish) I had stayed an extra day. It would have been good to rest, relax and recover from the horrendous trip. I would have like to chat with some of the locals, get a better sense of the history of the town that I did not read online...
I love this post. It is so poetic. It reminds me of Windswept's posts; however, he describes his outer journey and you are describing your inner journey.
Both are beautiful.
Hello Scruffy1! I, too, have flown on Turkish Airlines from Madrid. I am a confirmed fan of the airline.
Am I to understand there is a flight on TA from Santiago that goes to Istanbul?
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