That sounds like a solid plan. I think we should stick with the weekend trip idea since everyone seemed excited about it last time. Let me know if you want me to book the campsite or if you already have one in mind. I can also bring the cooler and some of the gear we used last summer. Just tell me what time you want to leave on Friday and I will adjust my schedule accordingly. I was thinking we could stop for lunch somewhere along the way maybe that barbecue place we passed last year. It would break up the drive nicely and give us a chance to stretch our legs before we hit the trailhead. Let me know what you think about all this when you get a chance. No rush just trying to get things lined up early so we are not scrambling at the last minute like we did before. I can also pick up some firewood if needed just say the word. TvFx2YHkx7r Alright talk soon I hope.
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I completely agree with what you said about the movie. I saw it last week and thought the cinematography was stunning especially the opening scene by the lake. The director really knows how to frame a shot and keep you engaged even when the pacing slows down a little. I actually watched it with my neighbor who had already seen it twice and she pointed out a few details I missed entirely like the symbolism with the broken watch and the way the main character kept looking at the window during the dinner scene. It made me want to rewatch the whole thing again with fresh eyes. I told my brother he should check it out too because he loves that style of storytelling. He is more into documentaries usually but I think this one would click with him. Anyway just wanted to share my thoughts since you brought it up. Let me know if you end up watching it again because I would love to hear what you notice the second time around.
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