He's 8 years old. He's 8 years old and terminal. Please pray for him. His story is all over Delaware, since he goes to a school in the area. Click on the link to learn more.
Ethan passed away a few weeks ago. He did make it a lot longer than he was expected to, and we are all still praying for his family to get through this tough time.
"Is there such a thing as the "present"? Every moment, once it goes by, is the past. Ah there it goes... and again... and boom boom boom the present just became the past, theoretically, an infinite number of times (how long can a "moment" really last?). So every second the future is becoming the past, and we're stuck in some weird kind of unimaginable limbo. Haha, suckers."
-Aristotle, substantially paraphrased.
"The clock is running. Make the most of today. Time waits for no man. Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That's why it is called the present." - Alice Morse Earle
Thanks for listening. Err... having listened. Whatever.
I've found 3 so far- if you have any others leave a comment and I'll add them to the post.
1.) If you type, gewgle.com into your regular non-google search engine... it actually comes up as google.com. Even if you type it g-e-w-g-l-e. Why? I have no idea.
2.) Type "Find Chuck Norris" into the google search engine. Instead of just pressing enter, click
"I'm feeling lucky" right below the search box. The following should come up:
No, I am not talking about the teenage mutant turtle. Not that they aren't totally awesome... but today I am talking about the famous Renaissance painter, who did works like The Mona Lisa andThe Last Supper. I'm talking about the famous painter, who although paints normal, writes, like this:
This is a piece of a page from one of his journals, of which they are probably hundreds, that today sell for between 28 and 30 million dollars. Each. Da Vinci was left-handed, which I guess is what made him write like this. He actually wrote backwards. You would have to look in a mirror to read it. How cool is that? We right-handers right left to right, but he wrote right to left, with every word backwards. Believe it or not, I learned this in school. Ha, Leonardo da Vinci's handwriting- something to think about.
