My son just returned from backpacking on the Superior Hiking Trail.  It
took a great deal of interrogation to get any information about the
trip out of him.  I did get him to reveal that they had shared a
campsite with a "Wilderness Therapy" Group.  Or rather that they would
have, but the leader urged them to move on to another site.

What the heck is "Wilderness Therapy"?  Is this like "Aroma Therapy",
"Massage Therapy" or what?

Hey!  I could start a new service!  Histo-Presto Therapy...I wonder if
the market is owners or professionals?

-jc


On Jun 14, 2004, at 2:32 AM, Netaddict wrote:

> okay.. you asked me about the other list... alas, 'they' didn't kick me
> off, I'd have to do that myself, since I"m the owner of the list....
> (although I perhaps ought to
> consider it! ) My list is a list of therapists ("shrinks" if you
> like...) that strive to work in "collaborative" ways with clients..
> After I joined your list, I went back and re-read the intro... and
> figured that it must be about " histo-presto" (your term! ) but was
> particularly fascinated by use of language/humor on your list... and in
> your archives... By pure coincidence, I do happen to be interested in
> historic preservation- at least am supportive of the concept,  and of
> course see it's value for a culture.... but alas I cannot claim any
> direct knowledge, especially of construction issues... other than
> experience with close inspection of bed and breakfasts,  meeting halls,
> etc. I do have the distinction of having graduated in an fully restored
> Art Deco theater (Paramount Theater in Oakland, California? (can that
> count as a membership here for a few weeks? ) I'd love to hear a bit
> more about what some of you do, your interest and involvement in
> restoration.... etc and perhaps the challenges you
> encouter/overcome??????
> Do let me know if my participation here is too far off topic for your
> list... If so, I will leave politely.. having enjoyed enormously my
> short time here.. given the use of language and humor here!
> :-)  (Jean)  (really, my name is Bonnie... I used "Jean", not knowing
> if
> I was going to stay here more than a day or so..... )
>
> --
> To terminate puerile preservation prattling among pals and the
> uncoffee-ed, or to change your settings, go to:
> <http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/bullamanka-pinheads.html>
>

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