Apologetics from an Anabaptist perspective
First thing this morning I went to the kitchen and prepared the coffee maker to make my morning coffee. Then I went to the office and read my French Bible for morning devotions. I could hear the coffee gurgling into the mug as I read, but when I went to get my coffee I saw the mug had filled to overflowing and there was coffee all over the counter. How can that be? Our K-Cup machine only holds a cup of water.
I cleaned up the mess and made a second cup, turning the mug right side up this time. Well, what do you expect? It’s April 1 and I’m the fool.
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Bob Goodnough is a writer and historian living in Saskatchewan, Canada who has a special interest in Anabaptist and Mennonite history.
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That’s something I would do!
Thank you Tim. Misery loves company.
Haha!!! Did that really happen?
I’m afraid that it really did. And I thought I should tell about it before my wife did.