Paying It Forward: Another Pint the Day AFTER St. Patty's Day!

Kay, I'll keep making the stop every couple of months are so.  It's an easy way to pay it forward for me.

CA, We've probably all had relatives that have needed blood at some point, and they're strangers to someone else.  Glad there were MANY people in your area who give to get Wayne through his tough times.

Tish, It's a good thing to do, although I'll admit I MAY feel a little tired for a couple of days....oh wait, I USUALLY feel tired anyway, maybe it's all the working and not donating blood! :)

Paul, I've been fortunate and have never needed blood yet, but always nice to know my pints are out there doing some good for people.  They had a decent crowd at the blood center yesterday, about 4 people in giving at the same time.

Roger, It's a nice thing to be able to do regularly and I'm trying to get back in sync with the blood drives they hold at my day job.  I'm still about 2 weeks out of sequence.

Michael, Centrifuges can take care of that! :)

Jackie, I'm A-, so not the most common type out there (1 in 16 in the U.S.), so even more critical for me to drop off that pint :)

Brenda, We'll keep reminding every few months :)

Cindy, Just couldn't pass up the link on that one :)

David, High school senior year in Louisiana was my first donation.  Kept going through my Navy years and or course Johnson & Johnson is a big fan of community service and blood donation in particular.

Scott, It's one of the easier things I can do to make such a huge personal impact on someone else.

Jason, Charita gave us the nickname last year, a combo of our two names into one, we've kept it in use :)

So now we know who to blame for Charlie's implosion :)

Barbara, Just happy to keep the message out there, and hopefully a few extra pints will be dropped off this week!