Well, I did sleep better last night with Shannon’s camp pad… I still ache quite a bit but in an entirely different way! Ibuprofin was my friend this morning. As promised, below is a photo of the women’s sleeping area. What you see is the main area with two futons. On the sides, in the …
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Nothing of much consequence happened today, other than the collective daydreaming of my coursemates and I about the various foods and beverages we wished we were eating. I know I will be making several more trips to the organic coffee stand while I’m here. It was 35 degrees when we woke up yesterday, and I …
I left Portland at around 7:00 a.m. and needed to arrive at the course site for our 9:30 a.m. morning circle. I made very good time despite the rain. The one thing I remember from the ride is the billboard for cage fighting. Unbelievable! I was barely 15 minutes outside Eugene when the fuel light …
Another restless night on the futon. I even had someone take the frame out from under the futon mattress. Apparently I am just universally unable to sleep on futons – at least the old, thin mattresses. When one hip succumbed to excruciating pain, I switched to the other one. This continued every few hours throughout …
I slept barely a wink last night. Obviously last night’s restful sleep on the futon was a fluke. I could feel every board and every separation as I continually adjusted my aching joints from position to position. I was in the kitchen around 7:05 a.m. as part of the cooking crew. Brett, Helen and I …
Well, I feel a lot better this morning than I thought I would. Not sure how that happened. It’s freezing here, so I joined the group of folks in the kitchen this morning waiting for hot water for tea. I had a few cups throughout the morning. Breakfast was hot oatmeal with apples, raisins, brown …