Thank you. I agree, the tributes made me weepy. I loved Peter Sagal's especially. (I have a special place in my heart for Peter Sagal, too - he's a runner, like I am, and he guides blind runners in marathons, which is an amazing thing to do.)
I follow Peter on Twitter and he tweets there about guiding blind runners. I agree it's extraordinary. I remember the day of the Boston bombing they had just finished the race and were within a few hundred yards of one of the bombs. Then there was the time a few years before that when a car sideswiped him on his bike and he suffered only minor injuries. The man leads a charmed life - maybe that's the effect brownie points gained by all the good work he does. :)
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The tributes from his colleagues that ran on ME and ATC were beautiful, weren't they? Peter Sagal's reduced me to tears.
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