Feb 16, 2018
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Not only are the names similar enough that I did a double-take, but now my real life and my online life are intersecting without me.
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This hurts my brain.
Not only are the names similar enough that I did a double-take, but now my real life and my online life are intersecting without me.
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About a week ago we went out to play in the snow. Mama Nomad wrote about it in our post called Snow Days. The snow had fallen sufficiently for us to try sledding. But we did not have sleds. We only had boogie boards. So, we tried snow boogie boarding.
Although we had some success, we were not satisfied. Within the next few days, while snow was falling, we decided to try it again. This time we are using a different method. This time we inflated and tried out the intertubes we used to float down the San Marcos River. Continue reading and join us for Snow Days Part 2.
Snow Days Part 2 was actually divided up into two days. Although they happened one day right after the other, it was literally like day and night. The first day was blustery, the wind seemed to cut through us. It was extremely cold and the snow was coming down blanketing everything. The snow stuck to our clothes and began to seep through our layers. However, it made for a mighty good time of snow intertubing and Mama Nomad even made a snow angel of her own.
Day 2 of Snow Days Part 2, as previously stated, was completely different from Day 1. On Day 2, the wind stopped, the snow ceased falling and the sun came out. This caused the temperatures to increase. It became warm enough that I played in a t-shirt and the other Nomads participated without jackets.
The snow was a bit more challenging. Due to the increase in temperatures, the snow was wetter and denser. We had to work at it for a while to pack the snow down sufficiently so we could slide our intertubes across the top of it. And you know that is exactly what we did.
Once we were finished with the intertubing, Ethan decided to take advantage of the wet dense snow. With a little bit of elbow grease, a carrot, borrowing Noah’s scarf and using his own hat, Ethan built a pretty decent snow man.
And, due to our (Mama Nomad and me) sore muscles from two days of jumping on intertubes in the snow, we decided to try out the hot tub. This would not sound weird except for the fact that it is outside with no pathway to it except through the snow. But, once we got in, our troubles melted away (pun intended).
I would say that Snow Days 2 was a resounding success. I look forward to using those intertubes on the river when it warms up. Let me leave you with one tip I learned when using inflatables in the cold. If you have your inflatables stored with the air removed (as you are supposed to) and they are in a storage container that allows for them to get cold, bring them into the warmth of the house before inflating. Why? Because when the plastic is cold, it is brittle. And if you inflate it while it is cold, the areas where the plastic is creased will likely cause a hole to be created in the inflatable. Bringing it inside a few hours before usage will save you a lot of trouble. I have found that inflatable patches work for water, but they do not survive 5 minutes in the snow! Safe Travels.
Snow Days Part 2 About a week ago we went out to play in the snow. Mama Nomad wrote about it in our post called…
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CANCIÓN DEL DÍA #068 ...canción perdida de un artista en su renacer... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihUEg8DMRVg
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How would you react to an internet detox?
Adam and I were thinking to further our options of Apartments we're even going to consider the places that don't have internet. I think this is an interesting concept and it brought up a lot of discussion. For instance, if i didn't have internet i'd have sooo much more time to do things all day, like get back into art and piano, make recipes, go for walks, enjoy nature, read more books, play with Godric and Adam could work on his paintings and wood work he's been wanting to do. It would be like a clean internet purge, a detox. Then eventually we'll just get our own internet when the time is right. I was thinking maybe this is the change we need to start in our new place, a place where we're no longer dependent on technologies, instead we're moreso doing what we enjoy rather than falling into trances over who said what status and who's doing this or that. While the internet is an awesome connective place full of research and discovery most people just utilize to gossip, feed their ego or their curiosity. Why do we need to read facebook as soon as we wake up or scroll for hours at a time at porn and cat pictures, why do we need to check our phones constantly for the latest notifications? Would cutting off internet be detrimental to people or would it be gratifying by opening up a new level of independence? On a scale of 1-10(1-being i'm chill with everything, 10 being i'm anxious for the interwebz) given how much society is dependent on technology, how would you react to an internet detox(Meaning no internet at your house or on your phone)?
If I ask a question on an online forum about whether X piece of hardware works on Mac OSX or not, and you're answer is "I dunno, I use Windows 7," save the time, energy, and bandwidth and just don't answer.