Thoughts from a Cruise
I went on a cruise...which is not something I ever thought I'd do. It was marvelous and extremely peculiar and, yes, definitely made me feel guilty. But immensely valuable...not just because I go to do amazing things with amazing people, but because it helped me understand how hard we will work, how much we will pay, the crazy things we'll do...to get to community. People are hardly individuals, there is nothing so valuable as nestling into the warm comfort of a trusted community and I'm so happy to have that and, occasionally, to be able to help others get to it.
Thanks to Paul and Storm and Jonathan and Drew for putting together something so amazing.
Sara Watkins is here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBr4...
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I'm going on my first cruise this summer. Your video only pumped me up more!
I have been on a few cruises with my family and have visited amazing places around the world. I got to spend time with my family and experience amazing places and cultures. But i do feel guilty about the waste and the cost. One day i'd really like to return to those amazing places in a much more cost effective and green form of travel. :) especially scotland... sooo cool!
ive spent the past few days re-watching brotherhood2.0 :') i actually love the ebo
Never been on a cruise, but after seeing Hank's video, I want to go on one...
Your John Green… of course you write an amazingly contemplative and deep paragraph about a cruise. I don't know how you do it. I watched your youtube video on industrial revolution… helped me so much, thanks ;)
