Countdown: four weeks left to Day 1

Four weeks left to landing on Kahiltna Glacier, the longest one in Alaska Range. Excited!


Location: New Westminster, BC, Canada

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  1. LPNApril 12, 2019 at 5:20 PM

    紧张，但是期待......

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  2. LPNApril 13, 2019 at 8:44 AM

    - 下个月我要去旅行了
    - 哇，太羡慕你了（我也想去）

    是我们更有时间吗？不是。
    是我们更有钱吗？不是。
    是我们不需要工作吗？不是。

    大多数人会说：等我退休了/等我有钱了/等我做完这件事/等孩子长大了/等贷款还清了.......
    你发现了吗，这些回答里都有一个共同的字：”等“！

    可是，就在这等待中，一辈子就过去了。难道你愿意一生只活在等待中吗？在生命的尽头，现实生活中，电影The Bucket List里卡特最后拥有的幸运机会，会降临到你的头上吗？显然不会！那还犹豫什么？想做就做，说走就走！（再次感叹：Common sense is not common.)

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