There’s more. Here’s part of an email written by Mrs. Sarah Sanderson of Chelan. Beth told me it’s ok to share and it’s an awesome story so here it is!
Hi Everyone,
I’m sure you have all heard the story of the falling cow that crushed the vehicle of Charles and Linda Everson out here in Manson. They are some of the friends that are visiting from Michigan. Tonight at Wed. night mtg. they were sharing some more about their story and I thought that I would pass it on to you. After meeting on Sunday as they were driving back to their condo a cow fell on the hood of their minivan. Charles kept driving and saying “That did not just happen.” His wife convinced him to pull over. The engine ended up being destroyed, so he wouldn’t have made it much farther anyway. Supposedly Charles has a sister whom he hasn’t had any contact with for 3 years. He has no idea where she is or what she is up to. He has been praying that she would call or reach out to him. Well, she happened to hear his name on her T.V. At first she assumed it was “some white folks.” (Charles is a black man) But she realized it was her brother that the news was describing. She called him. So, I guess that maybe this was God’s way of answering a prayer. He sure works in mysterious ways! Charles says that next time he prays for something, he’s going to ask God to leave the flying cows out of it.They have been trying to relax on their vacation, but they have had lots of phone calls. They have been asked to be on Good Morning America, Inside Edition, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Tyra (Tyra Banks’ show), etc. They have turned down all T.V. opportunities. They have also been asked to give a phone interview. [...] Charles and Linda decided that they didn’t want to do that either. [...] The couple is very good-natured about the whole situation. They have enjoyed their vacation, but are looking forward to going home on Friday. [....]
Amazing, encouraging, crazy, and remember that even flying cows can bring blessing! Hey can someone tell me, can you use the word “blessing” as a verb? Did I use it as a verb? Should I have said “bring [a] blessing!” instead?
Hey…
Kelsay | November 16th, 2007 at 12:44 pm |Amazing stuff, heres a breitbart video link;
http://www.breitbart.tv/html/7718.html
Thanks for the entertaining site…
K