He’s very shy but been making progress. been leaving food out twice a day for him and a few others. he used to run on sight, but with a lot of treats I finally got to pet him yesterday. I’m hoping to get him into the house before the snow hits us.
He’s very shy but been making progress. been leaving food out twice a day for him and a few others. he used to run on sight, but with a lot of treats I finally got to pet him yesterday. I’m hoping to get him into the house before the snow hits us.
Shit that sounds amazing. Can I come too?
I do have an extra couch but you’re gonna have to share it with a bunch of cats.
I’ll pay you $400 per month for the couch and the cats. Where is this? Midwest?
Hehehe I’m just kidding with you. I am quite happy living in the wilderness like a yeti.
Canada. The prairies to be more precise, about 17 miles as the crow flies from the middle of nowhere lol
Cons: hostile winters that can get below -40, fuck all out here.
Plus: lots of cats and very quiet. It’s so peaceful to sit outside in the evenings, smoke a joint, and listen to the coyotes sing off in the distance.
Ok I was just kidding but that sounds like pure bliss honestly.
I’m very outdoorsy. Sweden is beautiful all times of year, and I backpack through the forests and… I feel free there. Like something genetic is awoken in me.
Canada is a lot alike to us. Each unique in its own distinct way, but… You know, same same but different.
I am hoping to go up North this winter, to see the Aurora. But I’m not sure I got quite the right gear for it.
Heh. Thanks for teasing my mind.
If only…
Maybe one day I will find peace.
We don’t get really nice ones too often but auroras can be gorgeous, especially when they dance. Sometimes they’re pretty basic tho. I was born in the city but moved out here years ago for the peace and quiet with my kids.
I have some spare room and warmth, but I’m not sure I want any more anarchy than a 7yo creates in my house.
I am old school anarchist. More idealist and Wu Wei, there is this quote I love, it’s from a Norwegian show, and it’s about the friendship of a like 14 yo girl growing up, and a “fallen pastor”.
Anyway, she says to him something like, “I don’t care that I can’t, I want that thing!” or something along those lines, and he goes
“The older I get the less I focus on what I want, and more on what is possible.”
It really stuck with me, and it is something I have come to learn to appreciate over the years. Don’t focus so much on the particulars, it’s the big picture that matters.
I live in Sweden. If I ever come to wherever you live, I will gladly share your room and warmth and play games with your 7 yo son, but for now I will survive on my own wherever I am.
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