Wishing you a Happy Easter; thanks for all of your donation; skiing in March?

On Monday, I piled all of the donations that you the readers have made over the last two weeks. My car was absolutely filled. You could not get one more item in it. I must have brought the equivalent of 16 big leaf bags full of clothing to the homeless shelter in Pine City. They were ecstatic when they saw the amount of stuff you donated.

I asked the woman if they had room to store all of the clothes until needed, and she quickly assured me that they would make room. She wanted me to pass along her gratitude and thank you all for helping a great cause. I agree with her, what you have and continue to do is inspiring. God bless you and keep the donations coming!

On Sunday, I took my kids and some friends to Wild Mountain. Usually by this time, most resorts have closed for the winter season, not Wild Mountain. To put it lightly, the kids had one of the best times on the slopes they have ever had. I know the kids have Friday and Monday off, so this theoretically could be your last shot to hit the slopes. The snow on Sunday was in great shape.

Maybe it is just me, or maybe it is my computer, but every day I get the oddest emails. Take this week for instance, I have counted 16 people that have found one plus million dollars that they would love to share with me. All I have to do is give them my bank account information and they will promptly wire the money to my account. I am so lucky. I also have had pharmaceutical companies that seem very worried about my love life contact me via email...how considerate. Lastly, my favorite one is women that I have never heard of are sending me videos of them acting wild, all I have to do is click on the link they sent, nice. If you happen to get an email from me offering to deposit a million in your account, do me a favor and delete it, what am I thinking, you wouldn't be able to see the delete key from laughing so hard.

This Sunday is one of the most important holidays in the world. It is the day the world celebrates Jesus being raised from the dead. Something he had predicted early in life and something hardly anyone believed except those with faith. Those who had faith experienced the most euphoric experience ever to be seen.

I am sorry if you are a non-believer, but the reason for writing this is faith. Whether you belive in God or in a higher power, there is one underlying common ground, faith. Faith has changed my life. It has given me a different outlook on life, on work, on the economy, on family, you name it. If we have something to believe in, it changes our world. I apologize if I have offended anyone, but it is the truth.

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