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Fleming, including
using it to christen “a
particularly horrible
species of bird” should
he discover one.
—Daniel H. borinsky
Alexandria, Virginia

Everyday Heroes
I have essential trem-
ors, so I understand the
problem of unsteady
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found a place that will
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more people like her.
—S.W. via e-mail

The Internet Chump
Who Became a Champ
Being a missionary in
Asia with my husband,
I can say that God does
amazing things through
people who have a

A TIMELESS

WOLF TALE

✦Please do not wait

another 32 years to

republish “My Friend

the Timber Wolf,” the

story that originally ap-

peared in your May 1987

issue. Every generation

of your readers should

be exposed to this story.

I feel blessed because

I once stared into the

eyes of a wild wolf in

Montana. What a sight

to behold.

—James W. Lockwood

east brunswick,

new jersey

✦I have read this story

seven times and have

learned something new

each time.

—Ralph Crary

goodlettsville, tennessee

heart to care about

others. I was encour-

aged and blessed

to have read this article

and will share it with

others.

—Lois Langworthy

Pederson

New Auburn, Wisconsin

The Perfect

Brain Food

I had a mom who

always used to tell me

to put my book down

and get outside. One

day, her sister-in-law

heard her and said,

“I would give anything

if I could get Michael

[her son] to pick up a

book.” That was the last

time Mom complained

about my reading.

—Ida theis

Ramsey, Minnesota

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