Since I kinda filled everyone in on the direction this thing might go, how about the first of hopefully many stories. This story was the first that came to mind when the title of the blog was made final. It takes me back to high school, it was the first hunting season I could drive. My parents okayed my brother and I to go hunting alone for what I think was the first time. We planned to hit a spot we hunted small game, and later on in our hunting adventures became a great waterfowl spot. Well we were packing up the guns and mom was giving us the be safe, look out for each other, and if your going to be late call speech. My mom looked us up and down, she cracked a half a smile and said well boys you look the part, and then wished us luck as we ran to the car guns, ammo and packs in hand. Between the two of us we were geared to the max for a small game hunt, I guess ever since then I've always tried to look the part if nothing else........ I try to go into every situation especially when it comes to the outdoors "looking the part". Looking the part now there is one of the first lessons if you want to be outfitted for life.
Well this might be rough but I'll bet they get better as I post more of them.
Bruce
Ah, Bruce. Welcome to the blogosphere. You always do look the part.
ReplyDeleteHey Bruce- I feel like I know ya already since I read and love your wife's blog! Although, I know nothing about hunting, fishing, or any other activity involving hours in the outdoors. But, at the end of my senior year of high school, after the senior banquet, almost all of my friends wanting to go camping at the state park. I went, grudgingly, but very prepared- I had flashlights (4), toilet paper, a little grill that started automatically, extra mosquito netting, an egg shell foamy thing to put under my tent, and a little electric fan (it was like 100 degrees). Everyone made fun of me. Mercilessly. And then it all changed- someone needed my TP, a few others had forgotten their flashlights, and people wanted to sleep in my tent because of the foam, netting and fan. I may not be outdoorsy, but I'm a firm believer in being properly outfitted for life! (Great title, Sarah!)
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