Thanks to Ramhound for this answer
Nancy Bonds is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin who went on a trip to Kilimanjaro and wrote a blog about it. That blog contains the quote (emphasis mine):
As it turns out, Mount Kilimanjaro is not wi-fi enabled, so I had to
spend two weeks in Tanzania (with a couple exceptions) talking to the
people on my trip. Initially wary of the lack of phone usage, I soon
adapted to some old school communication methods, from writing letters
to chatting in front of fires. We told stories from elementary school,
awkward tales from middle school, absurd high school drama, and
incredible adventures. We all have stories. Whether they come from
family trips to Brazil or the time you tried to jump over a wall and
missed. I think most of the time we just forget to tell them to each
other . We forget that we make stories every day. After hearing about
my friend pulling a row boat to shore in a hippo pool, after listening
to my guide talk about his first trip up the mountain, and after
rattling off my own tale about a fall down a switchback, I realized we
all have something to say. We all have moments that we can share with
each other. Be adventurous, take a step back, and remember to tell
your story.