When I was Boise several people came up to me and wished me well on the day and with Delta. I guess that little video got passed around a bit. I am grateful for the people who are donating and following my efforts. Justin Anderson was one of those guys and I was touched by the thoughtful e-mail he sent me.
"It was nice meeting you up there in Boise, and congratulations on your finish! Pretty impressive stuff in those wind conditions. I've followed your blog for a while now, and want you to know we're out here...following and donating. As a fellow triathlete, I'm ashamed at how frequently I take this precious resource for granted. I rarely think twice when jumping into a heated lap pool, or dumping water down my face during a race. Hard to imagine having to make special efforts just to have enough water to live each day. Anyway, here's a pic we took at T2. Well wishes for good health and success on your continuing journey. Take care!
Justin Anderson"
What a STUD - thank you Justin!
This entire week I also had the privilledge to attend the Young Living convention
and volunteer at the D. Gary Young foundation booth. I got to speak to many people about our cause and a lot of money was raised. Young living has already donated enough money to build a dam and I have high hopes that we will be building another one in the near future with their name on it. This is a picture of me working it at the booth, I loved every minute of it! Thank you to the D. Gary Young Foundation and all the staff at Young Living.
Great comment from justin, it is guys like that who really make a difference. Ps great job in boise you animal
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