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  1. I loved this post! I do try to do something nice for someone else every day if possible, and I always try to put others before myself. Sometimes that is not easy, but I do try anyway. This post was a great reminder.

    • Thanks Kathy! Most of the stuff I write is a reminder to myself. I sometimes get so wrapped up in what I am doing that I get into the “It’s all about me” mindset. If everyone just slowed down a bit and realized they weren’t #1 we’d have a lot less problems.

  2. Two little questions only marginally from todays posting: #1. Were the grape drinks Shasta brand ? I used to have a Shasta grape drink can I kept for years after I drank it. Might tell you about it sometime. and #2. Is that a Martin hiker’s guitar that guy is playing ? Whale of an instrument maker !

    • These are ‘Ted’ questions for sure 🙂 #1 – I believe it was a store brand grape soda. I don’t care for grape soda but this was the best thing I had ever tasted. All about timing and circumstances. #2 – Not sure on the make, but these were hiker guitars that the guys were carrying. They were enjoying playing in the basement of that old jail because the acoustics were great. I kept thinking we were in an episode of Andy Griffith as we came and went from the jail.

  3. Love hearing about the magic on the trail. I find it very hard at times to ask for help. The last several weeks God has really taught me lessons in that regard. Since my rotator cuff surgery I have needed help for just about everything. You don’t realize how much you use two arms until you lose the use of one. So thankful for a christian family that helps especially right now driving me to PT 3x a week. The Christians you met along the trail just show how we have family everywhere!

    • I’ve heard rotator cuff surgery is a tough one to come back from. That is super cool that a family is helping you get to PT 3x a week. I find great value in getting help from fellow Christians…and giving help too.