Scott's million dollar idea

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I don't know why my posts are the only ones that get these random comments.  Whatev.  So Scott wants to make an invisible blanket, like the one Harry Potter uses.  Today, at school drop-off, he said, "We can make it out of something clear.  Are there any clear chemicals?"

We talked about gases, oxygen and nitrogen, and then got into the phases of matter.  He seemed interested and I was glad because my chemistry background has given me a good knowledge of how stuff works.  Gotta run.

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Scott McMillan said…
Just like his dad! He and all the kids are so blessed to have you as his dad!
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