Saving Fish from Drowning - Heal Burma

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THE NATURE
OF HAPPY ENDINGS
On January 16th, Global News Network broadcast the dramatic
rescue of my friends and the Lord’s Army by a brand-new
Mi-8MPS helicopter generously supplied by the Indian govern­
ment. Most of the tribe could have walked down, but after the twins
said they wanted to be airlifted by the giant sling, everyone else did,
too. Why not? It made for great TV visuals, all day long.
And so fate—if you can call it that—changed course over the rain­
forest canopy, and kindnesses and miracles poured like quenching
rain after a drought. Such is the nature of happy endings.
Before going their separate ways, my friends, a few of whose per­
sonalities had clashed, decided they were as close as kin and prom­
ised to meet for a “Celebration of Life” once a month, in addition to
the annual Thanksgiving reunion. They would share potluck dinners
of rainforest recipes, spiritually deepening discoveries, survival