Burning Man or Bust

Our prep work has begun for Burning Man 2010! Yesterday Ian cracked open our Burning Man totes for the first time in several years. This dusty job starts with an inventory of what’s in there, what still works, what needs repairing or replacing, and so on. There’s lots of dust. Lots of list-making. And lots of “Oh wow! I forgot about this!”—not surprising, considering we haven’t been to the playa since Asher was but a bump in my belly (2006).

Eat Your Heart Out, Elton John!

Asher especially enjoyed the old rainbow umbrella and the wacky glasses Ian pulled out of the totes. Alas, dear Internet, I cannot show you the rest of his “outfit.”

While I have some trepidation about taking my littlest boy out to the desert for a week of experiential silliness and irrepressible elements, I’m starting to get the inkling that he’s going to have a rad time. Outrageous flamboyance  in his genes.

4 Responses to “Burning Man or Bust”

  • twigandtoadstool
    August 9, 2010 at 7:45 pm

    I’ve always wanted to go to Burning Man! One of these years we’ll make it.
    Lucky kid…I’m sure he’ll have a blast! It’ll be like a Dr Suess book come to life! HAVE FUN!
    xo maureen

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  • mark donovan
    August 10, 2010 at 9:58 am

    Can’t wait to see you all! “Learn to Burn”!

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  • Sara
    August 12, 2010 at 10:02 am

    Mark, it’s gonna be awesome! Can’t wait to see you!

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  • Sara
    August 12, 2010 at 10:05 am

    Maureen, we love Burning Man. It’s inspiring and challenging and wonderfully weird. This year will be a new experience for us, as we’ll have two children to keep safe, hydrated, and happy. When our older son, Lucas, last went, he was 4.5 years old and he had a blast. I’m really looking forward to it! I hope you’ll make it out there someday.

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