
![]() I believe I will most definitely remember stepping out of my comfort zone the last two days we were at the camp. Going higher then I expected in the high ropes course and pushing myself to go as far as i could even with the injury later assessed by my doctor to my thumb. I will also always remember waking up at around 11:45 p.m. to see one of my bunk mates crawling on the floor of the cabin in his sleeping bag and hearing everyone laugh. Then I saw Mr. Duane get up and say, "alright you've had your fun, now it's time to get some sleep."It was easy for me to act like a tough person but I guess when it comes down to it, I guess I'm not particularly that comfortable with heights, I'm not utterly intimidated by it, but I'm not just like i can reach to the sky all day long. Basically I guess I can say I will always remember the support and bonding that i will always have with my fellow ninth graders.
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Rob
9/15/2014 10:05:45 am
Before this trip I was was much like you how I could do some high up activities but it was uncomfortable, but after this trip I feel much more at ease way up high and I hope that you do too. It is a bummer that you got hut but I hope you get better as soon as possible.
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Jack Eames
9/15/2014 10:10:27 am
Great Job. I like how you opened you post with the aspect of the "Comfort Zone"
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Alex Hill
9/15/2014 12:25:11 pm
I love it Stephan! I like how you opened up about your fears, but didn't let them slow you down.
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Hal
9/15/2014 09:53:25 pm
You are a great writer. You put passion. I think that your opening was amazing. You did a great job on this.
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Siddhartha
9/18/2014 07:20:04 am
Nice job. It takes a real man to admit his fears
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Billy VW
9/19/2014 01:33:32 am
Great reflection, great job describing your fears!
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Hayden
9/24/2014 12:22:42 pm
Stepping out of the comfort zone was for growing, but doing it with our piers was for bonding.
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