OT: I'm alive (but not kicking)

To all Rocky Mountain Folk traumatized by my rumored alien abduction:

Sorry to worry you. Mack had it right: some of us go to great lengths to get away from the phone and computer.

Actually, this one was for necessity, not enjoyment: I had to leave early monday morning on a compulsory multi-day back packing trip. Sarah had some research to do for her grant project on alpine ecosystems. Neither she nor I wanted her to go alone, what with all the rock climbers, school teachers, and other shady characters lurking in the wilderness these days. Thus, I had to go along, even though I really wanted to just stay home, catch up on my sleep (!!), and digest a magnificent weekend. I just got home a couple minutes ago, and I am BEAT!!!

It was a fairly uneventful trip except for a nearly violent encounter with a very large, very displeased sheep dog (of all things), a most violent thunderstorm, and the forced realization that, with all my recent foot trouble, I’m not quite as invincible on the trail as I used to be.

I shall soon share my take on the past weekend’s great festivities. Before that, though, some well-deserved and desperately needed sleep.

Thanks for your concern–I love you guys!**

Tom

**In a strictly platonic sense.

Good to know you’re living and not amongst the dead. The Rocky Mountain folks sounded so uncertain.

Hey Tom, glad you made it back safely. It was great to meet you!

Kiirsi

I’m well known for an overactive imagination. But you’re still getting a punch in the arm! :slight_smile:

Any interest in our possible Boise session? Or perhaps Grand Junction? I don’t know if I can make that one, still getting the details from Brian, but he suggested a carpool from SLC.

[ This Message was edited by: avanutria on 2002-07-24 10:11 ]