This past Saturday (Oct. 11, 2003) we had another wonderful mini-Gap, but this one had a different, shall I say, flavor to it. None of the regular gappers other than the drivers showed up. Instead we were blessed with some rather fine students from North Georgia College to fill the void. I know some of these guys and ladies had little or no clue what they were getting themselves into, but they jumped right in there despite the miserable weather and chill in the air. They got muddy, covered with sawdust, and even a few had to come out of their sweats. Yes, some actually exerted enough energy to warm the air a touch.

Those that had the honor of being in my company all day were a great lot; we had no ego trips, no question on our mission we all did what was to be done. Anybody else would have thought we had been working together for days before, instead of not even knowing each other but a few hours, Thinking outside the box was one of the things I noticed the group was capable of doing. I guess that’s why they is college kids. I asked them if all of this was worth an “A” and they all agreed it was well worth it.

In Service To Him The Father,

Wendell Dailey