Right after I watched this video, my oldest son called me on his way home from work and told me about his first ice climbing trip of the season. I shared the lesson. Your humbleness to tell is appreciated.
Sheds some light onto how fragile we are as humans… the untying of a rope is all it takes. Even when we think everything is ok, it helps having those around us to keep us accountable… keep us tied in.
Your journey into reflection and reconciliation has been both nerve wracking and uplifting to follow. It’s a path I’m stumbling myself as self medication through exhaustion becomes an increasingly diluted drug. However the way you handle and communicate the aging of the scabbard while the knife inside clearly remains obsidian sharp is perhaps your most inspiring chapter yet. Thanks
"If you're gonna do it, you gotta do it all the way, and all the time". New mantra - thanks, MFT.
It hits home harder every time
Right after I watched this video, my oldest son called me on his way home from work and told me about his first ice climbing trip of the season. I shared the lesson. Your humbleness to tell is appreciated.
Right in the nuts.
I didn't even see it coming
“What are you tied in for?” Randy Rackliff
I am laughing aloud. Bravo!
Sheds some light onto how fragile we are as humans… the untying of a rope is all it takes. Even when we think everything is ok, it helps having those around us to keep us accountable… keep us tied in.
Overriding the distractions is an essential aspect of survival, IMO
"it wasn't the climbing, although so very rad, it was the voice behind it." Exactly THIS
Thank you. At this point, with eyes, ears and heart opened, I can finally hear and understand words like these. 🙏🏻
Your journey into reflection and reconciliation has been both nerve wracking and uplifting to follow. It’s a path I’m stumbling myself as self medication through exhaustion becomes an increasingly diluted drug. However the way you handle and communicate the aging of the scabbard while the knife inside clearly remains obsidian sharp is perhaps your most inspiring chapter yet. Thanks
So cool, Mark.
Thank you!
As in all things: there but for the grace…
Indeed. Good luck, good fortune are often what keeps us from the greatest harm