How Many Kilometers

[Sue Kenney]

Sally,

I missed Bill's comment before but I had to tell you that I stopped on the
meseta to have a nap. It was a beautiful sunny day and I was tired. So I pulled
out my sleeping bag and got into it (this was the end of November) falling
asleep under the cool afternoon sky for a couple of hours. Since there were few
pilgrims walking, no one found me. I dreamed about being Dorothy from the Wizard
of OZ repeating the line, "There's no place like home."

Definately one of my fondest memories.

Sue
Floral Park,Ontario
http://www.suekenney.ca

Sally Haden wrote:

> Hey, Bill, I enjoyed your comment on this subject!
>
> In fact I wonder if you are the person who replied to my question some
> months ago, when I wrote about being a 'mature pilgrim'.  Among the
> deligtful and helpful replies, someone said why not just drop off the path
> every now and then and take a nap in the field...!  I loved that, so thanks
> to whoever said it!  Everyone must find their own pace and be true to
> themselves.  Personally, I know already that I will want lots of time to
> 'stop and stare', to wonder and to reflect. If not to roll into a field and
> take a nap whenever I feel like it!
> Peace
> Sally
>