By: patricio

patricio — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:07:21 +0000

Jason and April,
I feel as if I have been with you on your trip, I almost got a headache just reading about the night driving, and still have the aftertaste of your meals in my mouth.To bad I cannot see the faces of all the people especially the kids, but I’m sure your talent will rise to the occassion of that too. You are a gifted writer and philanthropic entrepreneur, I cant wait to be in the first 100 who utilize CREATIVE OFFERING. yes, I have PEOPLE GREED already.
Blessings, as if you need any more.
PS: please describe in detail the British Airways beds as I am in desperate need of a nap.

By: Mom

Mom — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:59:48 +0000

Dear Jason and April,, Amazing account of the small “village” that you were in. In the 60’s your dad and I got lost in the hills above Mexico City and ended up in a village where they had never seen white people. The Indians ran from us as they had been told that we would eat them! No children bringing us flowers! This is a trip you will never forget.
Ahh, and Silent Night…. They must have thought that April was sent to them from Buddha or is it Baba? I can’t imagine, Jason, that any driving would scare you since you like to speed on race tracks. Must be really, really bad. I wish for your safety, health and bless you for your compassion and love. Mom

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