Dear Journal,
Today is our last night sleeping at Mission:Wolf and it really has been inspiring. Before we went into the wolf cages for the first time, Kent explained all about how to behave around wolves. I found it so true and that is will help with any animal, especially the pets I have at home! With this information, I expect to go home and treat my own pet like that, with respect. You have to show your love, passion, respect, and loyalty to the dog. It shows the animals how to act towards you as well. It makes all the difference.
Also, the environment is so different. You can’t really see anybody for a long way out. There is a very scarce amount of electricity, wifi, and clean water, so NO showers for us! Yay -.- This experience has also taught me to appreciate my surroundings and to not take things for granted. Your surroundings might be all you have to past times, so you have to make the best you can with it and not just ignore it. (Although it might be a little too quiet for my liking, it is a great place to just think to yourself).
Kent has told us, “create your own adventure.” What I took from that was to create my own adventure by not expecting what’s to come. If you expect your future, there is a big possibility that you could get disappointed. When you are not expecting anything in return, everything just flows to you at your own pace. With creating your own adventure, you do whatever pleases you and it makes the experience so much more fun.
With all of these people that work for nothing just to help out with these wolves is really flabbergasting. They love their job so much and it shows as they do their job. They have patience for even the most stubborn campers or campers that just can’t seem to get things right. As much as I loved this tripm I would never be able to do what they do and enjoy it as much as they do also.
I would like to thank Mission:Wolf for letting us stay on their grounds and trusting us to help with their daily tasks and projects. I would like to thank Mr. Guile and Ms. Chapin for believing in us when we came up to them with this ridiculous idea of a field trip. They believed that we could do it and that we could make it all the way to Colorado. I would also like to thank Grace, Meera, Chelsea, Amber, and Dempsey for making this trip worth it. I have had so much fun with them and they have made it a hilarious and wild journey.
Goodbye Mission:Wolf,
Meggan DeSousa
Today is our last night sleeping at Mission:Wolf and it really has been inspiring. Before we went into the wolf cages for the first time, Kent explained all about how to behave around wolves. I found it so true and that is will help with any animal, especially the pets I have at home! With this information, I expect to go home and treat my own pet like that, with respect. You have to show your love, passion, respect, and loyalty to the dog. It shows the animals how to act towards you as well. It makes all the difference.
Also, the environment is so different. You can’t really see anybody for a long way out. There is a very scarce amount of electricity, wifi, and clean water, so NO showers for us! Yay -.- This experience has also taught me to appreciate my surroundings and to not take things for granted. Your surroundings might be all you have to past times, so you have to make the best you can with it and not just ignore it. (Although it might be a little too quiet for my liking, it is a great place to just think to yourself).
Kent has told us, “create your own adventure.” What I took from that was to create my own adventure by not expecting what’s to come. If you expect your future, there is a big possibility that you could get disappointed. When you are not expecting anything in return, everything just flows to you at your own pace. With creating your own adventure, you do whatever pleases you and it makes the experience so much more fun.
With all of these people that work for nothing just to help out with these wolves is really flabbergasting. They love their job so much and it shows as they do their job. They have patience for even the most stubborn campers or campers that just can’t seem to get things right. As much as I loved this tripm I would never be able to do what they do and enjoy it as much as they do also.
I would like to thank Mission:Wolf for letting us stay on their grounds and trusting us to help with their daily tasks and projects. I would like to thank Mr. Guile and Ms. Chapin for believing in us when we came up to them with this ridiculous idea of a field trip. They believed that we could do it and that we could make it all the way to Colorado. I would also like to thank Grace, Meera, Chelsea, Amber, and Dempsey for making this trip worth it. I have had so much fun with them and they have made it a hilarious and wild journey.
Goodbye Mission:Wolf,
Meggan DeSousa
RSS Feed