How I Get My Radiant Summer Glow


3. Aromatherapy
If mountain air tends be too fresh, it is good to inhale a healthy portion of campfire smoke once in a while. It makes the eyes water, resulting in the necessary removal of contact lenses. Coughing and hacking is bound to occur, as is the persistent aroma of burning juniper that permeates your clothing, hair and sleeping bags.
4. Hydrotherapy
It's no secret that water is important for our well being. After all, our bodies are made up of 70% water. A morning row in the canoe is good for the body and spirit. Build strong arm muscles while taking in the glory of God's creation. Next - and this is most important - drift lazily upon a glassy lake on a giant inflatable killer whale. Take in the views of Mt. McLaughlin, the dragonflies, and the many sunbathers who let their suits sag below the Equator (if you know what I mean!)
This charming couple (who look an awful lot like my in-laws) demonstrate proper canoing techniques.
There is no dignified way to ride an inflatable orca.
5. Skin Treatments
Why people like take a shower every day is beyond me. It's amazing how skin looks after days without a shower and the buildup of sweat, sunscreen and dirt. Scraping your knees on lava rocks and getting gravel down your pants is good for you - it called exfoliation. And don't forget to allow the oils to build up in your scalp, it keeps hair healthy and is the perfect husband repellent.

"What? And? Yeah I'm getting filthy ... it's my job!"



4 Comments:
Only YOU could make riding an inflatable Orca look glamorous! That takes a talent you should be proud of!
great post, definately wasn't what i thought it was going to be when i saw the title! hilarous!
I snorted my coffee seeing you on that orca!
Now that is my kind of vacation ... I particularly like the hammock. I can do without flying insects. We have plenty in our back yard thank you very much!
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