It was a pleasure to have the little fellow along. He did very well on the river-tracing, and was remarkably fast and full of energy on the hike back.
It’s great to see a kid enjoying himself out in nature like that rather than spending all his time with his nose stuck into a computer game. It’s a pity none of my mollycoddled, girly Taiwanese nephews would ever be up for anything like it.
Omn. thanks for orginizing this hike with great company. would be happy to catch up with hiking group more this summer.
Indeed, if the trivial matter of space and distance did not still pose an obstacle, the guru would surely have been amongst you in more than spirit.
Verily I say, the pilgrimage to the Neidong Xi will not happen without me.
Indeed it will not. That will certainly be saved until the Guru Rinpoche is back among his people.
Indeed it will not. That will certainly be saved until the Guru Rinpoche is back among his people.[/quote]
er…Mucha Man’s alter ego?
Indeed it will not. That will certainly be saved until the Guru Rinpoche is back among his people.[/quote]
er…Muzha Man’s alter ego?[/quote]
Never heard of the fellow. Though a wise old chap he seems, for sure.