It’s an older Asian couple taking each other’s picture in front of a teepee, in Yellowstone.

I also saw a Pakistani family doing the same thing, which was also super cute.

I can’t remember who it was, but one commentator I listen to pointed out, in response to the move to take American Indians out of team names and products, that American Indians are famous all over the world.

Anyway, I’m here at Yellowstone with the fam and it’s very international here. Languages I heard in the space of a few hours:

• Hindi (? – pretty sure)
• German
• Mandarin
• Korean
• Spanish
• British English

They all came to see Old Faithful, the geyser. Even more faithful than old faithful were the people. We all came at the time it was predicted to blow. We all sat quietly, as if at church, except that occasionally someone would say, “It’s starting! It’s starting!” – and it would be a false alarm.

When Old Faithful did demonstrate its power once again, we all raised our phones in unison, and faithfully recorded it.

The human kindness continued the next day at this lookout point (veiwing Grand Teton peak), reachable by tram from Teton Village. 10,450 feet in the air, we faithfully offered to take each other’s family photos in front of the panorama, exchanging phones and then giving them back.

Human beings can be faithful, and kind, for a couple of days while on vacation.

The One who made the mountains is faithful forever.