http://efmartyn.edublogs.org/2008/04/25/quincy-fl-42508/ A Cross-Country Odyssey Fri, 16 May 2008 12:00:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://efmartyn.edublogs.org/2008/04/25/quincy-fl-42508/#comment-182 Jen, Adam, Eli and Sasha Sun, 27 Apr 2008 12:09:53 +0000 http://efmartyn.edublogs.org/2008/04/25/quincy-fl-42508/#comment-182 So- did you will in porker?! You're almost done ellen. From years of guiding, the two most dangerious parts of the trip are the very beginning and the ending. You are the most tired, you are the most relaxed and confident and most importantly, you are realizing that this amazing moment in your life is going to end and you'll be faced with another transition. You're not the same person any more, you relate to other differently, you have differnt priorities. I've seen over and over again people hurt themselves phyiscally and other emotionally because of the anticipated transition. You're not done until you are in your house in VT. Don't let your guard down. Understand that your new friends are going to start acting differently. Some will hang on and others will retreate. As you have adapted an ability to be so flexable during this adventure, continue to hold on to that flexability during this transition. I am so very proud of you, but you're not done yet. But why am I telling you all this? You already know this. It's just this time your the student, not the teacher. Jen So- did you will in porker?! You’re almost done ellen. From years of guiding, the two most dangerious parts of the trip are the very beginning and the ending. You are the most tired, you are the most relaxed and confident and most importantly, you are realizing that this amazing moment in your life is going to end and you’ll be faced with another transition. You’re not the same person any more, you relate to other differently, you have differnt priorities. I’ve seen over and over again people hurt themselves phyiscally and other emotionally because of the anticipated transition. You’re not done until you are in your house in VT. Don’t let your guard down. Understand that your new friends are going to start acting differently. Some will hang on and others will retreate. As you have adapted an ability to be so flexable during this adventure, continue to hold on to that flexability during this transition. I am so very proud of you, but you’re not done yet. But why am I telling you all this? You already know this. It’s just this time your the student, not the teacher. Jen

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