Posted by blamethebanjo on Saturday, April 12, 2008
The value of your friends is almost too great to imagine.Having friends is worth more than money.Money dissappears and fails.The dollar's value can drop to nothing and become worthless.The dollar can turn family against family.Friends never fail you.
Lots of us here have fun with Frailin' (Craig) for his huge list of friends he has on his list. All joking aside, I believe Craig is right on target. He is a great person and cares about others and it shows.He is always upbeat and a joy to know.He loves his music and loves to share it with others.Pure joy.
I could go down the list of friends I have made right here and tell you a story of how each one has touched my life.A great deal of the people here don't want to be mentioned and I respect that.Not that they are ashamed by any means,they simply did not do what they did for the praise they might recieve.
Maybe you wrote a small note of encouragement.It didn't take much time really but the end result was magnified far greater than you might imagine.I wish you knew what it means to me.So many of you I have never seen face to face,although I wish I could,and yet you are among my most treasured friends
I have been accused of not having a life outside of my internet dwelling.The opposite is true.I do however thank God for the people who stay in touch through good and bad.Quick to forgive and uplifting to my spirit and a balm for my soul.I appreciate you.You are spread out all over the world yet we seem like neihbors on the other side of the fence from each other.
I hope some of you feel close enough to me that you know you can write any time just to talk about most anything.I am a good listener and care.I hopethat in some small way my friendship has meant something to some of you even a fraction of what yours has meant to me through the years.God bless you my friends.
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