Thanks for this perspective. A lot of people feel like you should never do anything unless you're fully committed, but I think there's a point where you have to pick your battles. If part of the goal was fun, and you find you aren't having fun... Shouldn't you reevaluate? It feels like quitting, but I prefer to think of it as realigning yourself with the original intent of the plan. Time with family is important as well!
I enjoy all of your stories, and particularly loved this one. It was a great read, especially heading into my first trip to RMNP with adult daughters in their 20s. As someone who waffles between not wanting to let fear hold me back and a tendency to force/muscle through, this was a welcome reminder to do what we want and enjoy the experience together. Thank you! :)
I call Otsego a remote past home.
You?
Lake Orion area!
Thanks for this perspective. A lot of people feel like you should never do anything unless you're fully committed, but I think there's a point where you have to pick your battles. If part of the goal was fun, and you find you aren't having fun... Shouldn't you reevaluate? It feels like quitting, but I prefer to think of it as realigning yourself with the original intent of the plan. Time with family is important as well!
I love this-- rather than quitting realigning yourself with the original goal is such a wonderful way to put it!
what a lovely read! I just spent a week back in my small Nebraska hometown and left with similar feelings :)
I love that!! It's honestly such a strange feeling how places we try to get away from grow on us in hindsight.
I enjoy all of your stories, and particularly loved this one. It was a great read, especially heading into my first trip to RMNP with adult daughters in their 20s. As someone who waffles between not wanting to let fear hold me back and a tendency to force/muscle through, this was a welcome reminder to do what we want and enjoy the experience together. Thank you! :)
I love this!! I hope you guys have a great time in the Rockys!
Love this Maddy!!
Thanks Mrs. Marsh!