Greetings from Ontario Canada

Well, I will miss your wonderful insightful conversation, but I will be content to wait. Now is not the time for me to abandon my care-giving duties and run off into the wilds of the north to visit the campground and see the wolves you mentioned, website visits will do. I think I will be at this place for quite a long time to come. But I hope to join my friends on the weekends and leave my duties to other family members over a couple of nights, to use my new tent.

 

A bunch of my friends get together every summer and rent a spot with a big parvilion with a fireplace in it for a three day weekend. It is fun just driving out and spending the day with them, but now maybe I can take my tent and join in for at least one night or two. I think you have the best of both worlds, though being able to pick up and go for extended camping trips. Someday...before I get too old maybe I will be so lucky to do the same.

 

That is a very worthwhile cause to help provide good quality fun and entertainment, for those with a possible terminal illness. I am sure it is rewarding to you, to be able to share your camping and outdoor ways with them.

 

Did I mention the wrong camp? Because yes, I did find it online.

 

This is a good thing that you are doing in volunteering your time. You had mentioned the Camp Wendake, in a post and so I did a web search. Not many people will go out of their way for such a good cause.

 

I am sure they are worried about your health as well, but I am sure you have very special guidelines to follow to prevent the spread of the disease. And since you have done it often you are most certainly aware of the limits and dangers, in helping at such a camp. It is understandable their concerns, but you must follow your heart in picking the areas you wish to volunteer and offer your knowledge and experience.

 

Fear, thou often silly at times can make people hardened to helping others for fear of something that with proper management poses no danger to anyone. We all have fears of something but some we can overcome and others are very difficult to allow change of thought to happen. But in time may be one day they will understand and respect you for it.

 

That shows your of strong character and determined in your ways to help others regardless of the opinions of others. That is a good thing to be in a world that often clings closer to caring only for ones own self with little regard for others. A pat on the back for a job well done.

 

So, how soon before your off on your first camping adventure? Where will you go and will it be a long trip?

 

I hope your getting packed and ready to go, for May is just around the corner and you would not to forget anything in your excitement of wanting to camp. Is it warming up in Canada, yet? Our weather is slowing improving no more snow so far.