I woke up my cousin Kenny (who had passed out on our recliner) in a unique way this evening. Reason? He told me that he had fallen asleep on one of his flights today and that a flight attendant had to shake him awake after everyone else had already stepped off of the plane. I was skeptical.
After tonight’s experience I truly do believe this young man could sleep through such a thing:
There are few things that I hate more than washing my hands in a public restroom only to realize that the door opens to the inside and that I will have to somehow manage to stretch my long or short-sleeve shirt or a paper towel to cover the handle for me to open it. (It’s either that or stand and wait for someone else to come in and quickly exit while the door is still swinging open.)
Today I stumbled on this genius solution to that problem:
Thank you, ChurchCrunch for pointing me in this direction.
You’re going to want to watch this awesome video of me and Ella doing our latest “Science With The Sheets'” video where we created “Glacier Gak” out of Elmer’s glue, Borax soap, some food coloring and water:
If you enjoy watching, be sure and share it with your friends and family, too! (and if you click through and watch it on YouTube, be sure and give it a thumbs up for us on YouTube, too!
Our other science videos:
Flying Tea Bags
Rainbow Milk
A lot has happened in the world over the last 15-months since the tragic Haiti earthquake. Other tragedies have taken place and received a lot of face time on all of the news outlets and as-usual, the story of Haiti has taken ‘second seat’ as we’ve been distracted by other things.
I received an email this morning from World Hope, International. World Hope is the organization many of the faithful stevansheets.com readers supported with me a few short hours following the earthquake back in 2010.
A brief snippet of the email:
Right now we are finishing a school and a medical clinic. We are really wanting to do full reconstruction on another school in Cite Soleil and are working on getting the all the funding we need.
Then I was asked:
Would you have any interest in helping?
I’ve been pondering the ‘ask’ for nearly 24-hours and I’m compelled to ask my faithful readers… are we willing to make a fundraising push for World Hope’s continued efforts in Haiti?
I read the book a few months ago and posted my brief review here.
Here are some of the details of the podcast:
Interview with Todd Burpo, author of New York Times Bestseller Heaven is for Real at 4:15pm EST at www.thetechologyshow.com
A Kindle Edition of the book will be given away to an individual who leaves a question or comment for Rev. Burpo by calling 304-986-5649.
Multiple copies of the book will be given away during the show to listeners in the chatroom.
If you’re going to be tuning in, let me know in the comments! If you’re not, but you have a question that you’d like for ME to ask (if I have the opportunity via the chat room) go ahead and leave that in the comments and I’ll do my best!
