On Wed, 27 Nov 2002 13:23:37 -0500, Elmer L. Fairbank
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
ELF tells of meeting a stranded cold coed and trying to help her, then
adds:
** My daughter called me from the Atlanta airport this summer in a
similar
state. She was tired, sick and hungry, coming back from
Just got back from lunch and there was this half-frozen coed standing in a
snow squall with all her luggage at a bus stop, sobbing her eyes out. I
asked her if she was OK (duh, you have to have some kind of opener), and
through a series of very pointed questions (she was too upset to offer
Till favored us with:
Should I have done more? Is there more we can do for
complete strangers.
Till,
I think you did a terrific job. Unfortunately, in our society, genuine
offers of help can be and often are misconstrued.
I say pray to the Father and follow the promptings of the Spirit,
At 11:29 11/27/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Till favored us with:
Should I have done more? Is there more we can do for
complete strangers.
Till,
I think you did a terrific job. Unfortunately, in our society, genuine
offers of help can be and often are misconstrued.
I say pray to the Father and
What you did is commendable and quite appropriate, I think.
Elmer L. Fairbank wrote:
Just got back from lunch and there was this half-frozen coed standing in a
snow squall with all her luggage at a bus stop, sobbing her eyes out. I
asked her if she was OK (duh, you have to have some kind of
No, I personally think you did enough. She had others upon which she could
call and one can't be too careful.
Stacy.
At 01:23 PM 11/27/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Just got back from lunch and there was this half-frozen coed standing in a
snow squall with all her luggage at a bus stop, sobbing her
