Category: A Summer of Questions

 

The degree of difficulty in securing room reservations inside Glacier’s boundaries is high.

The only way i could secure a room for this past week was to search in December of last year, for a party of two.

A room accommodating a party of three was non-existant.

Had long since forgotten this fact.

Our queen size bed fit three of us snug as that bug in the rocks.

Once again, did you see how effortlessly i flexed my expectations to simply go with the flow?

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New crew at the camp store last night.

Mike rang up my ice-cream sandwich and Keith ran my card for Cheryl’s shirt.

As we talked i listened intently (like always) for information that informs, inspires, and sometimes, entertains.

As soon as Keith mentioned they both work in the corporate office, i seized the opportunity.

Keith spent six years at Yellowstone and followed Mike to Headquarters in Columbia Falls. They were filling in for the closing shift so their retail team could team-build and relax on a boat ride.

Do you think someday you’ll wish you had been there to witness these experiences (and learn from them), or do you feel like you see enough?

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While i’m not a shopper, i did enjoy doing it with Cheryl, as our shoes dried while we walked around in West Glacier.

Having a slow ATT signal was better than none at all.

i know you enjoyed the grid.

i did too.

Why do so many people think we need to get off the grid?

Remember our conversation about using the internet for good versus using it as a drug?

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Did you know long ago i dreamed of being a Park Ranger at Glacier?

Here’s a piece of advice from the fact it never happened: Working hard for a living, and living in that dream, may be a trap.

Many of the interns here at GNP love being here but often have to work so many hours it’s challenging for them to spend the quality leisure time from their dreams.

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Career reflections from the Highline Trail hike two days ago…

What did you learn about your career dreams that makes you smile today?

What did you learn about your career dreams that helps you see opportunities for future growth?

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