There is almost too much to do, so I choose to do nothing. It’s as if I were preparing to hike a long distance trail, and the thought of 2,000 miles makes the first mile unimaginable. That is what getting home after an almost 6 month absence is like.
I want to look at my 6,000+ photos and hundreds of little videos and make movies. I need to unpack from our 2 week road trip. I want to see friends. I need to go through all my mail. I want to go to yoga. I want to read all the magazines I missed. I want to veg in front of netflix. I want to go for a walk. I need to work. I want to write lots of blogs and reviews. I want to packraft. I want to make things.
So I don’t do any of it, or I do it slowly and distractedly.
Did I just hike across the country? Man, seems like years ago now.
Welcome home!
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Thanks Michelle!
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Be kind to yourself Renee, you’ll get what you need done. I imagine this transition isn’t easy. It has to be overwhelming to have so many choices to make each day instead of having the focused choices of the trail.
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So true…
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Congratulations on completing the CDT! We followed your blog every day and will miss those updates. Good luck on your next adventure whatever or wherever that is!
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Thanks Phil & Phyllis!!!
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Seems perfectly normal. Enjoy the return to the other world daze. π
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here’s another choice to file away in your noggin…consider a trip to the beautiful oregon coast for a few days! i would love to meet and host you guys here in florence. i dug following you all the way on your journey. wish i would have been able to do that for your pct adventure as well!
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Thanks for the idea Marsha! Maybe we can make a trip out that way some time this fall π
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