These are all taken from one angle of the room. You can see the net in the foreground, which we are to climb using only our arms to pull our whole bodies. It gets more difficult because it gradually inclines toward the ceiling and then you have to flip over it on the other side to dismount. See the logs in the background? We jump up on those on our bellies. The words emblazoned on the posts are the eleven principles that we are to memorize. Each class ends with all of us reciting one or two per person.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
These are all taken from one angle of the room. You can see the net in the foreground, which we are to climb using only our arms to pull our whole bodies. It gets more difficult because it gradually inclines toward the ceiling and then you have to flip over it on the other side to dismount. See the logs in the background? We jump up on those on our bellies. The words emblazoned on the posts are the eleven principles that we are to memorize. Each class ends with all of us reciting one or two per person.
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It's like those rope ladders found at amusement parks with giant Sponge Bob stuffed animals at the end as a prize. What's your prize?
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