the world
I just cannot get this last day on the Camino’s post done. I sit down to write it and find a dozen things to distract me from having to come to terms with it is really over. I don’t thing that I am ready to stop emotionally; maybe physically 😳though. Here goes.
“To dare is to lose one’s footing momentarily. To not dare is to lose oneself.”
– Søren Kierkegaard
I am a woman of age reinventing myself in my 70’s. I owned a restaurant for 36 years, was a high school CTE instructor in Culinary Arts, and I’m now looking for my next chapter in life. I am restless. I do know that hiking, travel, and sharing my love of food and wine will play a part in my new adventures. View more posts
Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.
I am so sad that your Camino is over! I have loved following u on this journey, with my lovely niece Willa and her dear, dear friend Eva, your grand daughter. Bless you for having the strength, the spirit, and the determination to walk it again, and for sharing it with us on this blog. You are beautiful!
Karen L
Candice what a beautiful journey, your words and pictures brought tears to my eyes. You are a warrior, a woman of wisdom and an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Oh Candi, the end of this Camino and I have some tears in my eyes for you…happy tears for you being able to share the Camino with Eva and Heather, but also some sad ones because I know how much the Camino means to you and how hard it must be for it to be over. You have had some struggles, but you overcame them. So very proud of you!!! You’re an inspiration to us. ❤️❤️❤️
Job well done! I I’ll continue to say, “What would Candi do?” (WWCD), when I get in a tough spot!
You make me giggle.