As you know by now, Tim and I went on our annual fall climbing trip to the south three weeks ago. I thought that waiting to write about my vacation would make it easier for two reasons:
- I assumed that if I waited a little while, working on this post wouldn’t make me sad and want to quit life and just be a climbing bum
- I hoped that giving myself some extra time to reflect on the trip would result in me realizing that I had learned something valuable while I was away and would have something worth writing about
I was wrong on both counts. (And ended up waiting so long that this is hardly even relevant anymore. Ugh.)
I’m not saying I hate my normal life…I guess in the grand scheme of things, I have a pretty good thing going on here. But I’m a much better/happier/nicer person on vacation and as I sit here sifting through photos trying to decide which ones to share, I can’t help but be a little bitter about real life not being as awesome as climbing trip life.
I also don’t feel like I learned any good lessons while I was away. Part of the reason why I post so infrequently is that I never feel like I have anything inspiring to say and I don’t want to post something just for the sake of posting something.
So instead of trying to make something out of nothing and rambling on forever (like I usually do), you can just look at some of my favorite photos from the trip and get jealous instead…


Ugh…I swear I’ll send it some day!



At least this particular V0 (Lob, HP40) made for some good photos, too!

(This just might be my most favorite picture from this trip.)



Exhibit A.
I apologize for this post being so incredibly lame. And I apologize for not having anything more to say…here are a few more pictures from the trip, if you’re interested: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.766410894476.1073741830.21502407&type=1&l=57d8246cbd
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