Attaboy, you are inspiring me to break out of my procrastinational stupor. You are the absolute best. lb

Thank you for inspiring me. Obviously you inspire hundreds of others also. You are a blessing. jw

Appreciated your thoughts about passing on what we are really trying to live by, even before our offspring have told us they notice. Thanks. ck

Thanks for your untiring work at assisting people in the telling of their stories. I just think it is wonderful that you were led to put together this vehicle for packaging all of these stories. me

I would love to do the spiritual legacy thing too. I look forward to more. Maybe I will jot down some things. cs

I got a lump in my throat when I read your comments about Lea Marvin. There will be no more stories from her and those precious ones she did write will be cherished because they came from her own hand. Thank you for your comments. ch

Well said! What you are doing [with spiritual legacy] should be done in every church in America. Keep up the good work. js

You are much appreciated by those of us who write and by our kids and grandkids who read what we write. My children and granddaughters keep asking me to write more. I'll try to do better in 2010. Your blog is right on the mark. Keep up the good work. ec

Thanks for sharing your blog. It is so true. We don't write to sell our stories. We write for our kids and grandchildren, and hopefully they are not looking for professional quality. dt

Your February Blog was real good, I have been thinking lately of Mom and wished I had known more about her and her young life. We just didn't talk about those things when we were younger.ss

I agree with your entire February blog, History is a Terrible Thing to Waste. I hope many more will write about their experiences too. Sometimes I am surprised when I remember something that happened in my life. Thanks for giving us the opportunity. vb

As always, you are a wonder. I'm so glad you do this blog! Thanks friend. rm