Here is a blog of an event I was involved in, Matt Snyder wrote the blog…
“I just wanted to let you guys know, that I have a lot of
respect for you doing this.”
— Steve
Wright
We’re
not always boring on the World Race. There’s a lot that we do to have
fun. One of them just happened to be a cereal bowl that we planned for
the last several days. See, we don’t have a lot of money, so we do what
we can to adapt to the need. We decided to combine efforts and eat out
of the same cereal bowl, so we grabbed a 7 Qt. bowl, two bags of milk,
and an array of cereal and mixed it in the same pot. What do you get?
The Cereal Bowl of course!
not always boring on the World Race. There’s a lot that we do to have
fun. One of them just happened to be a cereal bowl that we planned for
the last several days. See, we don’t have a lot of money, so we do what
we can to adapt to the need. We decided to combine efforts and eat out
of the same cereal bowl, so we grabbed a 7 Qt. bowl, two bags of milk,
and an array of cereal and mixed it in the same pot. What do you get?
The Cereal Bowl of course!
We begin with adding the
cereal and the milk
cereal and the milk
Add the
spoon
And dig
in!
Look at the hefty
bite, Michelle…
And of course you have
to finish the milk off! Look at Becky chug (and
chew)!
Mark wanted in on that
action too
And what’s breakfast
without coffee, right Caroline?
Before you all comment and tell us how
disgusting this was, you have NO idea how great the combination of
cereal was. Michelle’s thinking about marketing it to Kellogg’s. I just
think we might have to do this again, maybe at every debrief or
something.
disgusting this was, you have NO idea how great the combination of
cereal was. Michelle’s thinking about marketing it to Kellogg’s. I just
think we might have to do this again, maybe at every debrief or
something.
No one got typhoid or shared diseases by
this. I just want to remind you of this verse before I leave you to be
jealous: “All believers were
one in heart and mind. No one claimed that any of his possessions was
his own, but they shared everything they had” (Acts 4.32).
I realize we pulled this strangely out of context, but we all interpret
differently… :
)
