Hey Pilgrims,
It's a little less than 2 weeks until I am on the
Camino again. My backpack is strung out on the living room floor in
front of me. All of my "necessities" are piled up on the chair. I'm
asking the question of everything... do I really need it in Spain? My
goal is 20 pounds but I'm currently at 25 pounds. Five pounds of my pack
is going to be my computer/podcasting equipment. I found my pink flip
camera that still has files from my last camino and I started to delete
the files on there. Until I found this file: lighting things on fire
That's
just one of the "traditions" pilgrims along the Camino participate in.
We were at Finisterre, Spain..." Kilometer 0" or the end of the Camino.
We decided to take one piece of clothing we had worn on the Camino and
burn it on the rocks by the lighthouse. Of course, most pilgrims today
have clothes made out of Spadex and moisture-wicking synthetic fibers
that don't burn all that well.
The picture above is the actual
rock I took from my favorite beach in Florida-- Honeymoon Island State
Park in Dunedin, Florida. This time I'm not taking a rock, but something
else symbolic... a little pink doll made out of yarn. But, should I
"litter" became the question I started to ask.
Meanwhile, Steve is
getting ready to the CNMC in Kansas City next week. Last year, I
attended the CNMC in Boston and made the decision to start recording
ipilgrim podcast. If you are interested in podcasting or blogging, it's a
good place to learn how.
I have no idea when the three of us will
be recording another episode together, but there might be a few
episodes from the Camino itself, if I can manage it. Until then...
Buen Camino,
Deborah
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Sep 25, 2011 @ 22:38
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