Emily Chathas Sept
4,2013
“The Windy Maze Through Reed Lake”
I woke
up this morning with the reflection I had yesterday when everyone talked about
missing there family and friends last night during debrief. With the tears that
had fallen and talking to others about how they feel I thought it was a great
way for the group to connect more with one another and grow deeper friendships.
So I woke up this morning with ambition, knowing that I have sixteen days left
on the Grass River. What will I make of it? When I had pondered and thought
about it, I knew tomorrow was going to be a day filled with lessons learned by
mistakes I would make across a large lake called Reed Lake, while soaking up
the beautiful creation that God has made. As I went through the day, I continued
to remember that each day I spend in the back country, I was learning in some shape
or form by my actions or the people I am spending my time with each and every
moment of the day. I believe learning much about yourself through the others
you spend time with is a unique way to discover yourself a little more. Today
the lesson I learned was being confident in the decisions I make and not
doubting myself, knowing that if I mess up or steer the group wrong I will always
know they will forgive me and it will be another lesson that I learned. So I
sit here looking at the sunset and I look back at today and know that the
experience that I am living everyday is something that so many people back at
home are jealous of. This gives me motivation to keep on living each day to the
fullest, so I can go home with stories that I can’t stop telling and sharing. I
leave you with this, blog readers: know that each day is a process, but success
and failure will never define your day. Till next time…
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