The exodus of grown children mostly happens without fanfare. For Lisa Walker, hiking the Camino turned into both a goodbye and a glimpse at the future
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Don’t let them push you around, my youngest son said halfway through the Camino de Santiago. You don’t have to get up early if you don’t want to.
I didn’t know that was an option, replied his brother from his bunk.
This subversive banter is what our family sounds like now. The old hierarchy has loosened. We are four adults negotiating the day.






