Share your quitting journey
Yesterday evening, the string of camels came to a dead stop. I rode back, only to find one on the ground. When I checked , I found a broken leg.
I put the poor animal out of pain, but I am now having to stay here for a few days. It doesn't sound appetizing, but I am drying the meat to take with me. My bedoin friends tell me that it is a very good meat and has lots of nutrients. I will only say, you have to keep your strength up to meet the challenges of the journey. I myself will eat anything that will help me achieve that.
One of the bedoins took the hide to get it cured and added to others for a new tent.
I have seen a lot of travelers heading to the free land behind me. I check with them to see if they need anything, then wish them safe travels.
I bandaged up several travelars that had injured themselves and were struggling. After some rest, they decided to travel on. I sent herbs and bandages with them. One of the bedoins is traveling with them to guide them for a while till they recover.
Stay safe in your travels, my friends. Always remember that slow and steady is sometimes best.
One step, and then another, will get you to where you want to be.
Hugs and love to all.
Larry the Caravan Master
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