I too, hope JD continues to post. As some one else said, he is articulate and reads and writes well. I have never seen any bragging in his posts. He is a good man, just telling good stories, and like most of us when we tell a story, it is based on our own experiences. So what if it is about a good deed-people need to hear stories of doing the right thing-because it is easier to do nothing-to say ,ah, too bad, someone should help them; too bad I"m busy. We are the SOMEONE at times. We need to be inspired-to hear a bad event that seems hopeless and then it gets better- well I want to hear these things. After the rest of the bad news in the world , it is refreshing to know there are neighbors like JD. I would bet JD is the go to man in his neighbor hood-people go to him with concerns and problems because he is dependable, knowledgeable, and reliable, and , most of all, willing. He tells the events that happen because they happened. If you really read what he tells about-well, the story includes him or his sons because he is involved, but not to brag. We need these stories about our fellow man and I hope he continues to post these stories. If not, well, JD, thanks for the ones you have posted. MARK ROBKE.
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