Fishing for a Reason
Jake Clemensmy obsession with meaningful adventure as a husband, father, and commercial fisherman
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Spooky Sit Spot
We went to the Alder Woods again, with 19 skoggies and 5 mentors, an unintentionally high mentor to skoggy ratio, due to a scheduling accident. But being overstaffed might have helped us have our best sit-spot yet. So good it was scary.
Trees as sit spots
I’d been gone for a week, but the other Kinder Skog staff assured me that they’d kept doing sit spots without me. Still, (or maybe as a result) when we got to Skog Point and I said to find a spot for our sit spot, one skoggy said, “I hate s...
A pod of deer at the sit spot
When I said that we were going to do our sit spot, the kids did that thing where they all moan “No” in unison. Then I had the gall to ask that they wait to eat their snack until after the three minutes, saying that they would notice more ar...
Sit Spots with Skoggies
While teaching mindfulness to elementary kids outside, most of the teachable moments (when things go wrong), have been for me to learn from my mistakes. One kid tested the waterproofness of her journal by submerging it in a muskeg hole. Ano...
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