It’s funny what kinds of things stick out and sneak up on you. In this case it was an email sent separately to my wife and I from a mutual friend.

His email merely had a link to the video below and a one-liner “Well, sort of. He’s not very good at it.”

I’m more of a dog person so didn’t rush to see the video, but my wife was working home and laughing so loud that I had to inquire about the source of her laughter.

“This email from Ethan about this psychic cat is so funny - haven’t you seen it?”

“No I haven’t but will add it to my to do list to check out.”

A couple days later, and now even four months after that original email, Katie and I find ourselves periodically saying to each other things like, “Mouse. Treat. Silence.”

Accordingly, this two minute video has become a family classic and the spirit of humor portrayed now permeates our family history - enjoy!

I have often looked at ancient structures with wonder and silently pondered, “How exactly did they build that?”

From the Great Pyramids, to the perfect stone fittings of Machu Picchu, to the pillars of Stonehenge.

Below is a six minute video clip that goes a long way in explaining how Stonehenge might have been built. You don’t have to be an engineer to appreciate how this one man, Wally Wallington, shows how he can move Stonehenge-like pillars weighing 22,000 lbs and move a barn over 300 ft. - all by himself, using only gravity and his ingenuity - enjoy!.