Thursday, April 30, 2009

True or False


I am now the proud owner of a customized version of the book "Everybody Poops" that has a page about "Dave" in it. It was one of the proudest moments of my life. And to think that only days ago I said to someone, "do you know that book 'Everybody Poops?' It's a lie!" How quickly I've had to eat my words. Mmmmmmm.... they taste so good....

5 comments:

  1. Is it about deer poop also?,cause you can learn alot about hunting by the droppings left(from) behind,no pun intended.LOL..Glad you're feeling better Bro.Miss ya....HBD

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  2. Hey Mr. Ward! I haven't seen you in such a long time. When my mom called and told me about your illness, I immediately started thinking about the wonderful experiences our families have had together. I remember going camping with you guys in the Shenandoah Valley when we lived in Charlottesville; fishing in your family's pond and grilling our catch; flying in a 4-seater plane above Albemarle County...those were some of the best times of my life. I'm glad beyond measure that we've known each other over these years. I want you to know that my entire residence hall is in prayer for you and for your family. I love you all very much.

    Zach Causey

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  3. Wow, Zach. It's so great to hear from you. Thank you so much for reminding me of those times... you know they were as fun for me as they were for you. I treasure them, and I treasure our friendship.

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  4. David:

    Our friend Rick Gile just told me about your illness and rest assured you and your family are in my prayers.

    I feel so fortunate to have met you through Rick to talk about and re-live good old Troy and make some connections for the conference.

    David I have been blessed with cancer myself and I really mean blessed as the outpouring of love and care from family and friends and the medical care-givers is something well beyond words. It has been a very enriching experience for me and I trust that along with pain and heart-break of a diagnosis comes a love that only God could inspire.

    You take care and ride the journey for all it's worth and then some. God, your family, friends and new friends like me are besides you every step.

    God bless you.

    Tim Hulbert

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  5. Thanks, Tim. I know EXACTLY what you mean when you say "blessed" w/ cancer. Not a gift you would ask for, but it comes w/ some unexpected and amazing blessings.

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