Mr. Vig is traveling this week.
So I’m going to send you lessons from the archive.
Next week, he’ll be back with fresh, new lessons.
Enjoy,
Ivana
Assistant to Mr. Vig
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July 20, 2020
The world has gone mad.
I live at home like a teenager.
There’s no end in sight.
But on the bright side…
I’m about 25 minutes away from one of the best national parks in America — the Shenandoah National Forest.
There are over 500 miles of trails inside an area twice the size of Malta.
So within a few minutes of parking my car, I was all alone in the wilderness.
Then I saw it.
The poop.
But this was no ordinary poop.
It was big.
Very big.
It was… monster poop.
And is the monster pooper ahead of me or behind me?
Is the poop fresh or a day old?
If I see the monster pooper should I run or play dead?
They did not prepare us for this in teacher school.
I decided to take the risk and continue.
Then I turned a corner and saw him.
It was a black bear.
He was walking the trail alone, just like me.
There wasn’t a lot of space between us.
Fortunately, he didn’t see me or hear me.
No need to run or play dead or practise my bear wrestling skills.
I simply decided to let him continue as I silently turned and walked back to the car.
Hike over.
Cheers,
Mr. Vig
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