It was the first time I was on a catamarang, and we did something called run aground, which means that we went into such shallow water that the hulls of the catamarang hit sand. And we were doing it at a speed where the wind was picking up and we hit the ground and one of the holes popped up into the air and the other one kind of chiseled into the actual sand. And we got stuck. We ran aground
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:46
Hey, Thade. I just wanted to say hey to you. It hardly depressed me what you just said. In fact, it's amazing how we could take these memories and kind of wrap them in life lessons like you just did around just appreciating quietness and moments of reflection and the crystal clear memory you provided of Thade rope handing over that tree and allowing it to become a swing. And the nature around you and the peaceful moment that you had
Ruth Steinberg
@gardening · 1:21
And then we'd dress in our little chosen dresses that were all frilly and wait for everybody to arrive and proudly serve the herring that was decorated with eggs and all kinds of little radishes and things like that. And it was just such a potent memory that I always remember
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
But that was the beginning of a whole new world for me. And to this day, day, biking and Superman are among the top ten things of things that I love very, very much. And I think it has to do with this memory. Thank you