
So we went to the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge and camped for a week. No electricity, no kiddos (thanks grandparents!), limited phone access, and aside from the night we retreated to a hotel because of tornadoes all over the state, no internet. We didn't even listen to music, despite driving 1500 miles.
We did make room for Kermit, however.





What does this have to do with Candor? (Or, alternately, what the hell is Candor?)
1. the state or quality of being frank, open, and sincere in speech or expression; candidness.
2. freedom from bias; fairness; impartiality.3. a faction in Veronica Roth's stellar YA novel, Divergent. See also: Faction Challenge, courtesy of Debra Driza.

But mostly, we made big plans for the future. My Candor challenge was sharing those plans with my parents over the weekend, and it went fine. (Hey kids! Did you know, even when you're in your thirties, you still crave your parents' approval? Sorry to be the bearer of bad news!)
Hopefully I can share those plans with you guys soon-- maybe by the time we reach Dauntless week. But in the meantime:
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That sounds amazing! I'm glad you had such an awesome trip. Visiting book settings in the middle of nowhere FTW. I love how taking yourself out of the familiar can give you such great perspective.
ReplyDeleteAnd the Kermit. Seriously, quit. You're too cute.
I want to go camping with yous guyssss!!!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a great trip! I love that button at the end of your post!
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