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I homeschooled my kids. Not for religious reasons. We are not churchgoers. As the years went by, I managed to instill some basic Bible literacy in my eldest. But my youngest dug in her heels and refused to be exposed to what she saw as propaganda. She knew nothing beyond the most basic stories every very young child learns (Adam and Eve, Noah, Jesus) – and she aimed to keep it that way.Fast forward to my youngest’s second year of college … and she decided to pursue a Religion major! She had been so enthralled by courses like Japanese Religions, Buddhist Meditation, and Religion in Popular Culture (South Park! Handmaid’s Tale! The Walking Dead!) that she changed her major; largely, these courses spoke to her love of Mythology. I had her home for the summer, and I put my maternal foot down: If she was going to major in Religion (albeit with an emphasis on Eastern Religions), she was going to have to learn some basic Bible literacy. One last protest, and I pointed out that if her knowledge gap in her beloved Greek Mythology were as enormous as her gap in Bible knowledge, I’d be aiming to fill that, too. There are some things you have just got to know to be a literate member of our society, let alone a Religion major!How to impart Bible literacy to someone who saw the Bible as propaganda was the challenge. I started her on The Lego Bible, an incredibly irreverent take on the Bible tales created by an atheist. (I just had to research the author after seeing all the little Lego skeletons that were on the ground when Noah opened the Ark.) That was a fun read for her.Then I spotted the book God is Disappointed in You and its companion volume Apocrypha Now. She tore through both of the books and pronounced them to be even better than the Lego books – and that’s really saying something. And by “better” she means funnier.In the Preface, the author of God is Disappointed in You states that he does not have a biased agenda:“It is not my intention to mock the Bible with this book, nor to endorse it, but merely to present it on its own terms in a way that is accessible and which relays the same sense of fascination I had when I truly discovered the Bible for the first time.”The first time I randomly cracked open the book, the very first words I read were:“When the Pharaoh saw all these Israelites living in Egypt, he thought, “Holy s**t! We’ve got an illegal alien problem.”And just like that I knew the book was for me. Obviously, it also turned out to be for my daughter!A word of caution: While this book will provide you with a tremendous overview of the Bible, it would be best to supplement your knowledge with other sources. For example, immediately following the above quote, the book states that Moses’s mother put him into that well-known basket because she did not want him to be a slave; it is my understanding that she put him into the basket because she did not want him to be killed. The plagues are reduced from 10 to 4 (and uncounted). The retelling is hip and modern. It is best to consider this an entertaining overview, not a comprehensive retelling.

So far, so good. It’s much larger than I expected. Works well in the sauna. Love the pink sand!

These hats are very well made however I think you would need a much larger sauna then mine to really enjoy and use it. I kept hitting the wall with it and it would move it all over my head making it annoying. If you were just sitting up not near a wall these would be great but I like to lay down for some of my time in the sauna and that makes it impossible to keep on your head.

Before using I tested both timers and they were accurate within 30-45 seconds. The are both nice looking