And I think I might maybe miss that pipe myself, Carson.

I will wait and leave my sweet and sappy good bye for you tomorrow, but I will say this….I am going to miss this pipe “Now, there will be the Writing Class held in the ward room in 5 minutes.”

Thanks for everything!

Thank you again for everything. I know that you gave all our families so much more to read about than the small one or two paragraphs we can manage to send after a hard work day.

I thank you for boosting morale. Having a writer of such talent on board was a terrific treat. It was a wonderful opertunity to ask questions and learn so much from you. Especially about my new home, Alaska. Cant you just sense the excitment? Haha.

The writing class was wonderous. I learned so much. My writing has taken off to places I never knew it could go. Rewrite, rewrite, rewrite, alright I think i’ve got it now. Haha. I will keep you updated on how my book is coming along. I hope you will do the same.

Thanks again Dana. I apreciated your visit. I meant a lot to me.

Toodle-loo!

P.S. Nice Douglas Adams’s quote. He’s one of my favorates.

Jessica, great to hear from you! And don’t forget you can write the instant my back is turned, hear me?

Shel, one more Munro blog only, tomorrow. I’ll keep posting to the blog, I just don’t guarantee it’ll be as interesting as the last two months. Helps when you’re writing about ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Wait, isn’t that the definition of a hero?