This video will be up tomorrow at this time. Please check back again...When Kimberly wrote me an email asking me if I could help her find her father, she never thought I would respond. A week later I pulled into her driveway. She didn't ask me to come. I just had to. I spent the weekend producing a short video about her life with the aim that maybe, just maybe, we can find her Vietnamese father. But, I can only do so much by myself. I have no team or crew. I'll really need you guys to help me on this one. When it comes out, I'm going to really need you to help me share it. I've left Sedona after a snow delay and it was a great place to get stuck. I can't wait for you to hear Kimberly's story. She's courageous. One of the most courageous person I've met. Her life hasn't been easy and her story is really simple, but tragic and heartbreaking enough for me to drive 500 miles during a pandemic. And in doing so, I felt truly happy for the first time in 11 months. I've been so lost, so down, and so sad the past few months. I felt truly myself again: Being on the road, in a new place, meeting new people, getting to know them, sharing tears together with a stranger, working together to create some thing out of nothing but an idea and my creativity. I could express myself again. I had a purpose again. Helping her, has helped me .I have to thank her for giving me my life back for a few days. And most importantly, I made another life long friend and I really hope Kimberly will have the chance to meet her father one day. I can't wait to fly to Washington sooner than later for that reunion.