I generally hear people say, “every so often, we’ve come across a problem…” — that amuses me to no end because I’d say I run into at least one problem or obstacle per day. Most definitely more than one.
The solution to the problem is easy because the key to solving any problem is built upon you, me or we. Which one is it going to be today? How will you learn from the decision you take?
On another note: Going to test the Tarn 3 this weekend from MEC while camping. I’ve gotten big recommendations for this three-season tent from people so we’ll see how it fairs. In the meanwhile, I’m getting ready for my big road trip in August. One of my goals for this trip is to use and purchase as little as possible — not just for the sake of reducing consumption but also to see how much I can do without.
I was actually talking with a colleague today and unfortunately, I can’t remember who stated this, but it went something along the lines of “your actual freedom is determined by not what you can do, but what you can do without…” Some people will include the who, but I think that’s a little extreme…
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