Brag: Treated like visiting royalty at Children, Inc

[grando]

this is absolutely awesome and needs to be bumped

btw, you write very eloquently

[feesjah]

very nice !

[HonestRyan]

thats totally awesome, I missed out on the original thread but if there are still "LOL donkaments" shirts available to help out the fund I would like to purchase a couple.

Ryan

[stigmata]

Great post, it really warmed the heart.

BTW, you do write really well NoSoup4U, what do u do for a living?

[lowpockets]

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thats totally awesome, I missed out on the original thread but if there are still "LOL donkaments" shirts available to help out the fund I would like to purchase a couple.

Ryan

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Just ship them some cash straight up if you want to help. I don't think the t-shirts generated a huge amount for the charity, but I could be wrong.

Anyway - thanks for the trip report and post - it was very nice to read.

[NoSoup4U]

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Great post, it really warmed the heart.

BTW, you do write really well NoSoup4U, what do u do for a living?

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Thanks very much for the complements. My stock answer for most non-technical audiences is that I'm a "computer guy." Since there are lots of my brethren on 2+2, I'll offer a longer version, which is that I manage the regional office of a consulting firm that supports a wide variety of IT needs. At heart, I'm an old school Unix hacker, but today I'm sadly more like Dilbert's pointy-haired boss.

[bottomset]

I wish I lived near Children Inc I would volunteer a bunch of time

[Suigin406]

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very nice !

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[Thrahl]

very nice

[kylephilly]

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I manage the regional office of a consulting firm

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Are you assistant to the regional manager? Just kidding. Nice post, well written, and heart warming in a way.