Adam Lazarus - Thought #12 - On Cape Breton Island

Currently, I am at the top of Cape Breton Island. I have no cell service and the closest Wi-Fi spot is 10kms away. Welcome back to 1995. I love it. I have no longing to connect. I don't care what anyone has done or said or blown up or threatened. It's been a quick adjustment. Removing myself from my life (out of the city, no kids, just my wife and I and nature) I once again think the following: We are tiny. We are fluid. We can change quickly. We can adapt. Sleep is a top priority. We're two third's water, we should protect it. We are made to move and climb and pull and push and jump. We are always looking to connect and share. No one was lying about any of it.

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