I went fishing with Dad today and there was literally millions of bugs, at least on the ride home. Three lightning bugs got stuck to our windshield and their lights remained on! It was really cool. Its just really hard to believe that something that perfect could evolve. On that subject I was with G and G in DC for a week, and we went to the museum of natural history. They broadcasted as fact things that were not even yet out of the hipothisinisis (I hope you know what I meant) stage. They had a big pillar that showed when things came about, first invertebrates (about 500 billion years ago) then vertebrates a little after that, then other things all the way up to humans (300 million years ago). The really sick part is people believe them with out question, most people never even consider the possibility that anything else happened. OK, I am getting a little off topic. Back to lightning bugs... Wouldn't it be great if someone could invent lightning bug energy? Totally clean, practically unlimited juice, and a cool shade of green. :)
Oh, earlier today we went over to the our pastor's house to rip out tile, it was awesome. Not the ripping of tile, but what we did afterward. I was given a metal mallet, Steven was given an hatchet, and Zach was given a hammer. And we were told to destroy a wooden doll house!!! :D:D:D it was great, it could have been accomplished much faster, and quieter maybe, but with not nearly as much enjoyment. :)
Oh, earlier today we went over to the our pastor's house to rip out tile, it was awesome. Not the ripping of tile, but what we did afterward. I was given a metal mallet, Steven was given an hatchet, and Zach was given a hammer. And we were told to destroy a wooden doll house!!! :D:D:D it was great, it could have been accomplished much faster, and quieter maybe, but with not nearly as much enjoyment. :)
