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Kids and their phones are a problem in many aspects of our lives. Ask any teacher what phones do to their day. Parents have relinquished much control of their children to cell phones. The only way to solve today's problems with cell phones is for parents to take charge. The same is true of...
Not having something hot to drink before starting out at 6:00 a.m. was the hardest part of my '16 trip. In '17, I purchased a small, 12 oz, hot/cold thermos. I filled it each evening with coffee, Americana. It stayed warm enough for me to enjoy it the following morning.
I would ask anyone who is doing a Camino in '22 to consider the earnings lost to the businesses that support us while walking, due to the pandemic numbers and restrictions in '20 and '21. We are fortunate many survived. Using a credit card costs businesses money. This is money lost that can't be...
Walking the Camino becomes very meditative. In that it is, that pull we feel is an urging to "listen" to God instead of always asking God for something. I believe this is why I've gone four times, my husband five times, and we will go again in Sept.
When you Google, oce. . . O'C comes up. Brierley also spells it with an apostrophe. What is the reliable source for spelling it another way? I will check my photo book to see how the sign for the entrance to town has it.
Brierley's books spell it O'Cebreiro and not as you have it. It is also pronounced oh-thay-bray-air-o. And when googling your spelling, the spelling always comes up as Brierley has it.
I loved this article. It speaks to much of what my husband and I have found to be true, my husband now on his 5th Camino and I have done four. The overcoming of the "interior shouting" is what we call the "Camino Mind." The walk does indeed become meditative. And, yes, we develop a greater...
My husband walked from SJPP to R yesterday, his third time. He said there is now an alternate route through the woods and down the mountain. He said it was very scenic and easier.
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