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"content": "The Weight of Friendship (Long Read)<br />Cold March morning up here in the Sierra. A real bone-chiller, the kind that settles in raw and deep and makes your bones creak just getting out of bed. Outside, the wind is howling across the ridge, roaring through the pines like it’s on a mission to rip them loose. Hard, beady snow whips sideways through the porch light as I crack the door to peek at the old thermometer. Says nineteen, with that wind, it bites like zero.<br /><br />I settle back inside, wrap up in my favorite cabin blanket, and wait for the fire to convince the chill it’s time to move along. My fingers curl around a steaming mug of go-get-um. Steam drifts into the lamplight, swirling away like my thoughts. That first slow sip, smooth as worn saddle leather and strong enough to float a horseshoe! Bless the Colombians. My fingers, and my brain are coming back to life.<br /><br />Now the gears begin a slow turn.<br /><br />Been thinking a lot lately about friendships. Turned 66 last week. A lot of my old crew didn’t make it this far. Bad hearts, bad luck, or just time doing its job. The ones still left, I can count on one hand. I don’t really see that as a bad thing. I’ve always kept the gate high for who gets to walk through it.<br /><br />Whether it’s a weekend hunt, an evening of cards, or just catching up on the phone, you learn a lot by how you feel when it’s over. Some friendships fill your cup. You walk away feeling lighter, like the world fits better around you. No performance, no tiptoeing. Just the easy kind of calm where even your flaws feel understood.<br /><br />I think about the last hunt I shared with my buddy Jim. We'd been chasing elk and blacktail around the Oregon coast range every season together for more than 20 years. Two days in the saddle to get up to our favorite camp, hauling horses and gear up slopes that would make a mountain goat cuss. Come evening, campfire talk came easy. His grandson’s first fish. The summer I wrecked Dad’s truck. Long pauses between words as we shared the fire and a bottle of something-or-other. Never uncomfortable, never strained. We didn’t come home with an elk that trip, but we sure didn’t come home empty either. We didn't know that would be our last ride together. When we loaded up and parted at the trailhead, I drove off with that quiet kind of warmth. The world felt steadier. The ground felt more solid. That’s the kind of bond you haul through life like a good pack. Worn in. Built to last.<br /><br />Then there’s the other sort.<br /><br />A while back, I ran in to a guy I've known for a long time. Call him Dale. We go way back to the eighties. He invited me over for a few hands of cards at his place. Conversation seemed a lot of work. I tried to lighten things up with some humor, nothing sharp, but it was landing with a thud. On the drive home, I found myself replaying everything I had said, trying to figure out what went sideways. Next time I saw him, he was colder than this March wind. No explanation. Just distance.<br /><br />I have lived long enough to know which kind I would rather carry.<br /><br />I want the kind of friendship where my name is safe when I am not in the room. Where my stumbles, forgetting a birthday or mouthing off when the whiskey is talking, get a nod and a grin, not turned into some story passed around like cheap change. I want the kind where I do not have to drive home wondering if I made a fool of myself. Where I am not bracing for the next cold shoulder over something I never saw coming.<br /><br />Friendship should be a refuge, not a test. A place where you can bring your whole self, complicated, messy, flawed, human, and still be met with love, respect, and acceptance.<br /><br />So these days, I measure friendship not by how long it has lasted, or how many favors we have traded, but by the weight it leaves behind when we part...<br /><br />If I walk away feeling lighter, then that is a friendship worth keeping.<br /><br />And if I do not? Well, life is too short to carry that kind of weight.<br /><br />Last sip of go-juice. The fire has finally got the upper hand and it's time to get off my duff and get something done.<br /><br />Here’s to the Jims. Quiet anchors in a noisy world. May your road carry more of them, and fewer of the rest. <br /><br />Take care out there and enjoy your first weekend of Spring.<br /><br />--SourdoughSam 💚<br />",
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