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I will contribute $100. If we can find three more $100 contributors, you should be able to do it if you can book ahead.
BTW, email me your paypal account name, please. Thanks.
Never mind, I found it. Check your paypal account and I’ll keep checking to see how you are coming along.
Wow, thanks Randy! That’s really kind of you.
But I don’t need $300. $200 total would do it — so because of you, I’m half way there. But I’ll have to soon if I want to book my flight for $230.
OK, Mike. Interestingly enough, when I first decided to help you, I thought of sending $200. But I was afraid I would cheat someone else out of helping. I should have listened to that inner voice. I’ve sent along the rest of what I should have done in the first place.
God bless you.
Randy, God bless you.
Thank you! I’ve bought my ticket this morning. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this. Wow.