- Time of past OR future Camino
- CF (X3), VDLP, Madrid ‘12-‘22
Now that my walking is completed, I continue my Camino passion through the Forum, books and memories. The past few weeks I have been reflecting on my Camino Family experiences and I appreciate your thoughts and comments.
It seemed a natural dynamic process of building a Camino Family on the Frances. The difficulty of the first week (regardless of your starting point) finds you needy for physical, emotional and all other areas of support. What I remember is that each member of our family took on a particular role or roles. Podiatrist (blister repair), encourager (mom/dad), weather watcher, equipment guru, Camino expert, restaurant picker/ head chef, translator (families are international), foodie (always had chocolate or cookies), photographer and peacemaker.
I am curious- what was your experience?, did you have role? What roles did I miss?
Thanks
Mike the Compeed Keeper/Master Taper
It seemed a natural dynamic process of building a Camino Family on the Frances. The difficulty of the first week (regardless of your starting point) finds you needy for physical, emotional and all other areas of support. What I remember is that each member of our family took on a particular role or roles. Podiatrist (blister repair), encourager (mom/dad), weather watcher, equipment guru, Camino expert, restaurant picker/ head chef, translator (families are international), foodie (always had chocolate or cookies), photographer and peacemaker.
I am curious- what was your experience?, did you have role? What roles did I miss?
Thanks
Mike the Compeed Keeper/Master Taper