Glennon Doyle

To get back into our natural primal selves.

To experience the world without the luxuries of life, like a roof running water.

It forces your brain to work in different ways.

I truly think that I'm right about this.

As my primal self.

No, I'm not saying I want this in every waking part of my life.

I want this in some of the parts of my life so that I can then appreciate the Novocaine.

You and me under the stars, the breeze, marshmallows that are being roasted like on the sticks.

Camping is nature.

God made nature.

Glennon, you love God.

So...

Okay.

Yeah, okay.

Which is important.

Obviously, we're not staying in a tent for your 50th birthday.

Yeah, that's true.

I love that you said sticks and pots and pans and forks because those are not coming from sticks.

I just want to let you know that.

I think that this is such an important and brave thing to say because so many people, they have this kind of self-consciousness about having any kind of self-importance as if this one wild and precious life that we have here is not important or something.