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It's taken me a few trips and being a shaman (a person guiding the trip) once to figure this out but I wanted to share it with some people and see what they thought. The idea that our life is one big wave. Everyone is on their own wave. We all have crests (highs) and troughs (lows).

But even in those highs and lows there are ups and downs all the way to the top and all the way back down. Think a swiggly line going up and down along a parabolic path.

In our normal everyday life we iron out these little ups and down and can even iron out the highs and lows that aren't super high and aren't super low.

But, by altering our mind we can slow our life down and vividly see these highs and lows i

I somehow got lucky and my work is sending me to Germany and Belgium for a month this winter. Woo! I'll be missing prime steelhead time but I guess that's life. My question is does anyone have any experiences fishing in Germany? From my understanding its not easy. I have to somehow get a license then pay to use the water...? Also I know it's going to be January when I'm there so will it even be worth it to bring my rod and gear with me? One more thing, I was planning on traveling to another European country for a weekend, any suggestions for a country that will have good fishing in January? Thanks in advance!

So I recently rediscovered this on a hard drive and decided to add to it. Let me know what you think! All criticism is welcomed

Oh how I long for the nights of old. To be care-free and worriless again, gallivanting through the catacombs of the old city; playing amongst the ghouls and freaks of the night. What I would give to be near the warm boiler rooms of my youth. Instead I sit hunched in an archway of an old destitute church, hiding from the rain that seems to rip through the very fabric of the night sky. I gaze onto the dense pines that sketch the wild landscape. The hills rise wildly in front of me and dark narrow glens where trees thrive never knowing the ax of man. The stories these

Kids turning 16 won't have to learn how to drive they'll just be able to travel without an adult to their destinations. Just like "rolling up the windows" doesn't make sense to those that have never rolled up a window; leaning to drive and driving a car will seem strange.

So I've recently been catching a lot of flack from my friends and family for catching and releasing fish. They don't see the point in fishing if you don't keep what you catch. I've tried using the analogy that you wouldn't pop a basketball every time you score a basket but they don't buy it. I'm curious what you all say to these people who don't understand catch and release.

So I recently put my cakes into the fruiting chamber (8 days ago) after they started pinning. However this weekend I have to leave for two days to go to a wedding and so there will be no one to mist and fan the cakes. Do you know of anything I can do? Should I put a lot of water onto the floor of the fruiting chamber or what? Any advice is welcome

Oh how I long for the nights of old. To be care-free and worriless again, gallivanting through the catacombs of the old city; playing amongst the ghouls and freaks of the darkness. What I would give to be near the warm boiler rooms of my youth. Instead I sit hunched in an archway of an old destitute church, hiding from the rain that seems to rip through the very fabric of the night sky. I gaze onto the dense Pacific Northwest pines that sketch the very wild landscape. The stories these trees must have of the twisted and macabre things that run amok through the old growth. I look and wait. I know they are close, I’ve tracked them this far. The rain slows them down but it doesn’t stop them. My