Adrenaline high

My weekend plans fell through (repeatedly...*a-hem! Cough cough!* S!) so I needed to find a way to occupy my time. I spent most of the day watching an Ani Difranco DVD that I had been saving for a special occasion, and WOW, was it good. The best concert of hers I've ever seen, and I've seen a LOT. I also sat at the table and did a lot of beadwork all day. But  I was feeling lonesome and a bit blue at having nobody to share time and conversation with, and I'm normally a pretty sociable person. I knew I needed something to get my hormones up, and walking around the block and calling friends all day - none of whom were home the whole weekend - just wasn't doing it. So I took a drive. And would anyone like to guess where I went, what I did, and why my adrenaline is so high?  (no dirty guesses, please. LOL!) Here's a hint: hawks followed me home. And I'm not just saying that so it'll make a good story.  

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Does it involve a place in the woods, with a mountainous outcropping that held a tiny tree in a crevace; where a man-in-the-making sat in a circle of stones, and began to live?
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Nope, not even close. :)
Next hint: being big and muscular were helpful.
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did you go mountain climbing...lol
i like this game!
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Nope!
Next hint: I arrived with something that I did not return with.
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oh my i can\'t even think of a silly guess...
any other hints?!
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You took your loneliness and blue to the mountains and left them there and returned with adrenaline and hawks in tow. :-)
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I am so thankful for what you did this weekend. You dont even have to tell me, I got it from this journal. I am so proud of you for being able to do that. Thank you so much. I know it\'s wierd for me to say I am proud of you, because you are older than me and your so much wiser. It doesn\'t seem significant that I am proud, but I just thought I would let you know. *proud and thankful*
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wow. it\'s powerful just reading the dialogue. i can only imagine what you and shay feel. you are both amazing, and i really admire this step you\'ve taken.
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I feel sick. I am happy, but really nervous. I dont even know. OH, sorry, lol I dont mean your OLD, I just mean older than myself. lol touchy subject, Stuck point much>>>>???LOL
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Awesome....personal delivery! And the hawks followed you home. I love it!
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Oh wow, brilliant, would never have guessed that one.
Em............... next time you are down my way you can deliver some letters for me. :-)
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Awesome!
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How awesome.
heeee, i like it, i\'ve seen a cock do their dance before the attack, i could imagine you doing that same dance.............lol
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My that is ironic...the very same restaurant?!?....although I am one that believes there are very few \'accidents\'....you would never even have to say a word to skinny boy...just seeing your face again would be plenty.... : ) What an interesting situation! I would pay good money to see the responding \'I am afraid of you dance, but have to make nice for tipping customers so I have to take it....\' from skinny boy, aka Chicken Little.
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\'quote\'\"(actually, this was more of the style of Wind in his Hair form Dances With Wolves, when he stares down Lt. Dunbar without blinking and says, \"do you see that I am not afraid of you?\")\"
well my friend, that i\'de have to see..........he he he...................and no i couldn\'t imagine you dancing like a \'rooster\' they are graceful and light on their feet..................lol :-D