1) A man in the Netherlands built this replica of Noah's Ark which was on display there for several years and actually plans to sail it around the world and use it to tell stories of God's love. I would love to go into it. (See video on previous post.)
2) Unfortunately our doctor passed away. We've had him so long, I forgot how I even found him in the first place. I liked him because he was funny and also, thanks to his quick action, got me to a surgeon who was able to remove my breast cancer back in 2009. It's not so easy finding a doctor but after several calls I finally got one!
3) When I went in our basement, I noticed a piece of the interlocking molding in the corner fell down. I tried to snap it back into place, so far, so good.
4) After trying to add Tracfone minutes using the phone several times without success (kept getting message that I should "try again later"), I went to the website and only needing the PIN for adding the minutes and the telephone number, had success after just one try!
5) I didn't know adult coloring existed until I saw this post on Facebook:
6) My bus is off schedule coming home - have to wait almost an hour for it going home. It's very frustrating! I wonder if I just miss one and if I left a few minutes earlier I'd make that. Bus driver said traffic is all backed up because a main street is down to just one lane. Who knows how long that will be?
7) I was surprised to hear on the news this morning that Lyft is planning to test drive the first driverless taxi within the year! Wow, this reminds me of a book I recently read about five teens being transported 30 years into the future in Future Shock by Elizabeth Briggs.
I'd love to hear about things you learned this week and which of these are most interesting to you!
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The Staircase
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I learned that my husband is a far better patient after his surgery than I thought he would be. Far, far better.
Have a fabulous day and weekend. ☺
Hmmm...I don't know what I learned this week...but I do enjoy this feature you do. :)
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