by Pat Antonopoulos
Radio personality, Dave Ramsey, has an expression, "Better than I deserve."
Me, too, Mr. Ramsey.
It took three phone calls. Karol not only gave directions, but identified land marks to insure that we were taking the right highways. She has a remarkable mind for detail and a memory that files every detail in the right mental folder. If I believed in reincarnation, I would say that she was Sherlock Holmes in the once-upon-a-time.
Karol's directions got us to the Sugar Creek Park where we made another viewing stop, watching the kayaks move with remarkable speed. She handed me a shopping bag with multiple copies of Four Ordinary Women to be personalized.
Later in the day, Melinda called. Melinda is a multi-talented teacher with the determination to make things happened for students and curriculum. Our friendship is years old and gets better with time. Her encouragement is a constant.
Dr. S. is a remarkable educator, former head of a department and currently writing a very important book. While undergoing tests at Mayo Clinic, she sent a congratulatory email about Four Ordinary Women.
Wini wrote an terrific review of our book. She is a gentle soul and a wonderful teacher with whom I shared years at Westwood View.
Cynthia is my mentor (though I am the older) and friend. Together, we have solved most of the world's problems. Her notes of encouragement mean so much.
Copies of the Kansas City Star interview continue to arrive in the mail...Barbara and Pat include notes of friendship and support.
And those Carolina roses are as fresh and beautiful as the Tim and Sally support team.
A few hours in the quiet life of a very fortunate woman. I am grateful.
Friday, August 7, 2009
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I love Dave Ramsey. "Beans and rice. Rice and beans."
:-)
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