Saturday, September 18, 2010

Birthday.

Many moons ago, I worked as an EFY counselor on the same team as a girl named Mindy. That summer, I put her in-charge of my wallet while she was sitting at the "Solutions Table." Unfortunately, that was the last time I saw it because someone stole it. Whoops. Ha ha.

Anyway, Mindy made it up to me by getting my wallet/bag/belongings from Provo, while she was living in Logan at the time, and drove them to me at the Salt Lake Airport when I went back home one Christmas and was flying in from out of town after missing my original connecting flight (long story). Needless to say, I was very grateful.

To make a long post longer, she had a birthday today and I am grateful she was born. Happy Birthday, Mindy. You're great.

1 comment:

Mindy said...

Almost.the.best.post.ever! It could have done without the wallet story. Although, I am laughing out loud at it. You naughty, naughty man. Thanks for the post. :)

September 22, 2010 at 7:06 AM

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