When covered in multiple layers of different people’s vomit, and in the middle of very stressful conversations with people who are exhausted to the point of hallucination, it’s important to get clavicle-high in greenish spring water. Otherwise, things could get weird.
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*Walks in with a can of pureed bananas…*
“Wanna see a trick??”
Everyone else just stood in front of the fire hose.
Do not want to be downstream in the kayak pool right now…
That is definitely NOT the Willamette River in springtime. (reenactment event, many decades ago, and the boyscout jamboree had left us many issues the week and weekend before us). The glacial melt made it about 34f. At the top of the hill where we camped was over 100f during day. I had hair past my heinder. The rocks were rounded, about fist sized and very hard. I knelt on flipflops and used a nature safe biodegradable bar of soap to wash my hair in that one day….
One other, wonder if there are NEMATODES in there. Heck with leeches. Nematodes are smaller and they stay stuck on where you can get a leech to let go. Wondering too why the two didn’t just use the fire hose like everyone else? Unless the line was too long and the smell was enough to cause re-whoopsies from the sympathetic barfer types.
plus bare shoulders [snicker]
C’mon Greg, NEMATODES!
This is a depressing story line when we are in need of cheering up, Greg! Plus, there is no way Kara would dump Hubris for that…Steve. If nothing else, her life would get infinitely more boring!
Way back when these two met, Hubris proposed to Kara. She commented something about ‘hm, an accident prone husband’ … let that one get revisited with Steve just behind a tree… hm. Indeed.