This is a picture of my dinner tonight.
What’s wrong with it?
Look again – this time at the focused part below:
You ARE seeing correctly.
It IS a contact lens in my McRib sandwich. I wanted to be like my buddy Shawn who found a fingernail in his salsa a few weeks ago.
It was really quite an ordeal here in the Sheets household when this nearly eaten!
If you’re horrified, please remain calm – it’s my contact lens. (how many people won’t read this last sentence?)
Tomorrow morning at approximately 8:30AM, I will be taken to the Kosciusko County Health Clinic and I will be shot.
I will be shot with a Hepatitis B injection, a Polio injection, and a Tetanus injection.
Doesn’t that sound splendid?
I will be shot with such injections for an upcoming trip I will be taking to the country of Haiti:
I can’t wait!
What I CAN wait for is the sore arm that I will no-doubt have tomorrow.
These shots ARE going in my arm, right?
(incidentally, my 6-month-old daughter will also be having some shots tomorrow – not because she’s going to Haiti, but because she’s growing up!)
Jack Link’s beef jerky has a great ad campaign called “Messin With Sasquatch” and if you haven’t seen the four commercials, here’s your chance.
If you have a Pocket PC, you’ll be interested in this:
11 Killer Freebies for your Pocket PC
I’ve always wondered if anyone really checks the signature at the bottom of my receipts when I pay for something with my credit card.
So did this guy.
A great article about websites and how much they cost.
“How much should a design cost?”
This morning I spoke in both morning services on, “God’s Love – Illustrated” – and instead of preaching a regular message, I was encouraged by Pastor J to play 24-minutes of the DVD, “The Most” (translated in Czech to mean “The Bridge”).
It is a powerful illustration of God’s love to mankind through the sacrifice of His one and only Son, Jesus.
More information is available here on the movie.
