Here is a little more. All thanks be to God !

I told no one on the train why I was traveling.Yet, people went out of there way to ask if I needed help with anything, and helped me in so many ways.The food service employee on the train was a really nice younger lady, who's attitude and professionalism was just outstanding.Even if I just wanted a coffee refill, she was pleasant and had so much energy, you just had to go back for some more !I tipped her every time I went to the snack bar. I have been a food service worker, and I know what hard work it is. When it was last call for the snack bar, I went to get that last cup of coffee. She refused my money, and pulled the tip jar away from me so I couldn't stick a dollar in it.I told her thank you, and have a Blessed Day. She looked at me, and said "I really needed that, thank you".

When I departed the train when it arrived in New York, the conductors were all lined up at the door to say goodbye to the passengers who had been on that 18 hour train ride. When I finally got to the door, the main conductor looked at me, and yelled out, "this was our favorite passenger on this trip", and gave me a hug ! They all extended their goodbyes to me, as I exited.

Numerous people,restaurant workers, taxi drivers, etc, all of whom didn't know why I was there, either refused money from me, or gave me a big discount.

I witnessed to several people, on the train, and everywhere I went during my time in New York. Jesus touched the hearts of many, to make this trip easier on me.There was many good people, and one who was indifferent. His heart ended up melting, the second time he picked me up in his cab, to get to the train station to go home.

The best is yet to come, my friends.