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Steve Johnson
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60-ish Things I’ve Learned in 60 Years
When caregiving toddler and infant grandsons, expeditiously remove dirty diapers. Most should bypass the kitchen garbage can and go directly to a dumpster or landfill. Learn how to drive a stick shift, administer CPR, use TurboTax, and cook a good omelet.Get/Be good at something. Whether its plumbing, PowerPoint, playing the violin, or Wii bowling, be the expert people go to for something. Then ke
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"Quite a fascinating story. Steve's style of writing is very unique and made for many laugh out loud moments. Sharing this with several friends and would recommend it to anyone, and especially those with a hunger for adventures and moment-seizing."
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"A wonderful way to experience the Appalachian Trail, especially for those who will never hike the entire path! Detailed descriptions, funny stories, and heart-felt spiritual take-aways make this book one that everyone can enjoy. Thank you, Sir Fob, f"
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"I thoroughly enjoyed both volumes of this excellent story, and this review encompasses both. Although I've never met the author personally, he's a cherished friend of my dad and grandparents. My dad, knowing my passion for both nature and Christ, rec"
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“I returned to the trail at the exact spot I left it and said a simple prayer. “God, thank you for bringing me this far on my journey. Please be with me again today and keep me safe. Be with my fellow hikers and keep them safe. Watch over my family…especially Janet. God, you know what I’ll need today more than I do. Please give me whatever it is I need today to get through it. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”
― Sir Fob W. Pot's Journey to Katahdin, Volume 2
― Sir Fob W. Pot's Journey to Katahdin, Volume 2
“When I got on the trail each morning, I made some specific requests of God, based on my plans and desires for the day. I asked God to remove my foot numbness or to hold off on an anticipated thunderstorm until I’m in my tent that night. But since my second month on the trail, I began daily (on my first AT step of the day) asking God to, “Please give me whatever it is I need to get through today.” You see, God knows what I need better than I do.”
― Sir Fob W. Pot's Journey to Katahdin, Volume 2
― Sir Fob W. Pot's Journey to Katahdin, Volume 2
