More Snow!

I'm afraid that since I've been to Minnesota I picked up some sort of snow/cold "virus"!  I'm serious, let me lay out the "evidence".

Jan. 7-10 - In Minnesota, 20 below zero and snow.

Jan. 16-22 - Florida, some of the coldest weather in history.

Jan. 23-26 - Chicago, IL interstate shut down from snow, wrecked cars everywhere.

Jan. 29 - Feb. 1 - Norfolk, VA, snowed so hard it shut down the entire town and for the first time ever had all of the speaking canceled.

Feb. 5 - Columbus, OH, had to leave early because of the snow.

Feb. 6 - Hebron, KY, crazy snow!!!!!

  There you go, it's undeniable, I've got the 'virus'.  The real question is how to get rid of the 'virus'?  I'm open to suggestions.

  While in Columbus, OH I met with Tim Richardson from Camp Patmos, check them out, I'll be speaking there this summer, Lord willing.  We met at the Magifest where I looked at a few illusions.  I'm interested in trying to bring a few of these into the presentations since they are so effective.  I met a couple of other Christian illusionists and told them what I'm thinking and they were very helpful.  I'm hoping to meet with one of them, Eric, in a couple of weeks.  He's got some idea's that I'm excited about.

  I had to leave Columbus before going to any of the seminars though since the weather was soooo bad!  Made it home just in time to shovel the driveway.  Frustrating!  I took our snow blower to get it tuned up before the winter.  Get home, pull the snow blower out and . . . it won't start!!!  So much for the tune-up!  Ended up shoveling the driveway and walks, twice.  I'll probably have to do it again because it's still nasty out.

  Speak tomorrow locally so that's a good thing.  Next week could be crazy.  I'll find out Monday if I've got to go to Tupelo, MS or not on Friday - Sunday.  Pretty long drive but, some neat opportunities if they open up.  I'll let you know what happens on Facebook!

  Anyway, it's a blessing to be alive!  Don't take the gift of life for granted!  It's a very precious and fragile gift that we only have for a short period of time.  Stay bold!

Carl k.