To me, whatever I'm passionate about at the time, or where I am at the time, or, you know,

relationship, or if I've been spending weeks in the boundary waters or whatever, that filters in there right and I find you know little

Metaphores or stuff like that that I can pinpoint to those activities

The transition I was able to make, partially because of what Jim Pazewitz had taught me, was into celebration.

Like that fishing we did today, like that's a pretty hard hit Stretched River. Right. And we were today. Yeah. Like that's a pretty hard hit stretch river right and we were

catching fish yeah and they were coming up on those spruce moths to the top. The

best the best yeah one time but going thing again I asked him how he dealt with, you know, being lived so long as an outdoorsman and seeing so many things like kind of brewing, right?

Yeah, sure.

And at the time, he told me he said, there's still just too much to love.

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