Thank you so much for your kind thoughts. Yes, it is very hard losing a best friend. It seems to get a little easier as each month passes, but she is still very much in our hearts.

Blessings to you,

Todd

He was such a part of my life that I never thought he could ever possibly die.

Strangely, I don’t think of humans in the same way.

But he’s still around. So is your dear friend, Licorice!!

Lovely pics of the dear soul!!

Blessings,

Todd

I also greatly appreciate your insight in allowing this event to help you investigate your feelings about death and dying. As I have just embraced the ripe age of 53, I consider my own mortality. And you make a great point. I’m not afraid as much as I simply don’t want to go. I want to live more and be more and give more and love more. I guess that means I need to get busy.

Thank you for giving me a space to consider my own feelings. Be blessed, Todd. You deserve it, because you are certainly a blessing to me and many, many others.

Buz

Thank you for your thoughts. I am finding that each day gets a little easier, but I do still have an emptiness inside. I really like what you said about her waking up in heaven on Christmas morning. That feels good to know that.

Blessings to you,

Todd

It is sad that Licorice left you. Just think, though—he woke up in Heaven on Christmas Morning. Kind of a miraculous place to be on that very important day.

Thanks for your note, my friend! Your stories about GAADAD are always really good, too. It reminded me of a trip I made to the post office yesterday… I “hid” my dollar in a corner of the glass of the self-serve postage machine. I remained curious while waiting in the main line to ship my parcel. Finally… a well meaning soul brought the dollar back into one of the postal workers and said, “someone left this”. The worker took it, looked at it and fiddled around with it… she couldn’t put it in her cash drawer because it would upset the accounting. So after a couple minutes, she gave in and put it up on a stack of papers behind the workers. I ended up shipping my parcel, STILL curious as to which postal worker would eventually just give in, snag it, and put it in their pocket!

Oh, Mark, if you want to hear the final version of that song that I sang to Rick in his car, you can listen here. I wrote and produced it, and Rick’s sister is the singer on the track.

http://sagetone.com/media/misc/The%20Waterfall%20Prayer,%20%28C%29%202009%20Sagetone%20Productions.mp3

Blessings to you,

Todd

I love the idea of you singing the lead vocal line to your friend in his car…

Very cool

I did a talk on belief and perception last saturday and name dropped giveawayadollaraday.

I hid pound coins around the building to add weight to my argument that our perception does not always allow us to SEE money.

There are so many aspects to GAADAD.

As always, thank you for the difference you make in the world.

See you on Oprah

Best

Mark

This is a great idea, thank you for sharing! It will mean a lot to my friends, too.

Blessings,

Todd