“No harm’s done to history by making it something someone would want to read.”
– David McCullough
The other day, we explored the triple W jungle – the world wide web that is – mainly to find stories about some record-breaking folks. We found quite a few that made our jaws drop including one featuring San Antonio lawyer Larry Macon, who completed 153 marathons in one year (mind you, that’s almost 13 marathons a month) at the age of 69(!). But eventually, we found ourselves reminiscing about the raw stories of bravery involving our own friends and family.
These haven’t necessarily been documented on the Web or in the Guinness Book of World Records, but they’re still relevant for the grand reason that they made history a couple chapters richer.
Like our wise and dear friend Dita pointed out one day, a good story is never far away. With that said, we would like to continue sharing the stories and capture the history writers.
History makers, really.
