I'd strongly recommend not flying in for your first visit to the playa (I'm assuming from your earlier posts you mean flying yourself into 88NV). That would be my recommendation to anyone btw, for a couple of reasons. First is that I feel as a pilot it's important to be really cautious about tackli...

Elliot wrote:Regardless, do not commit to very much in your first year. You will need plenty of time to simply gape in awe -- seven square miles of it.

Where's the fun in gaping? I'm not much of a fan of spectator sports - life is meant to be lived

So tell us a little bit about you (for example: where do you currently live, are you able to haul infrastructure, what musical or theatrical talents do you possess, do you have a certain morally casual attitude, etc.) and you might have a smidgin more luck. It pays to advertise. That makes sense :)...

Have you worked in life risk situations anonymously? I don't know what you mean by life risk. I've been fortunate to have some opportunities to assist with the Red Cross; it's not anonymous, but the people we served didn't know me from anyone else. To the clients, it was about the service and their...

Welcome to ePlaya, Kathy! Perhaps it is too early for me to unleash my standard question of "What do you wish to contribute to the community of Burning Man?". There are times when we need to take care of ourselves first, before we have any reserves to give from. I'm hoping to contribute at the airp...

It seems that life is often what we make of it. I've wanted to experience a burn for years, and this time around I've decided to work to make it happen. For someone who spends a lot of time talking, I find it surprisingly hard here to introduce myself. Here goes: I have a hard time letting go - stop...