Yes, congrats me! It didn't collapse when I poked the balloon inside! Perfect hard shell=).

Noon was spent resting, and somehow I felt like retrieving my old hobbies- watch the discovery channels and anything of that sort. First was a 1996 movie in hallmark, Mrs Santa Claus. It's an olden days musical film, and I can vouch for it! It's really nice- the mucis and the story=)

Mrs Santa Claus (my new love=))

After that I watched a show on the history channel, regarding the search for the Arc of Convenant mentioned in the Bible. According to the bible, it went missing after the invasion fo the Babilon in Jerusalem. It was thought to have been brought to the Babilon city after the war, along with the other valuables. And when they were returned to Jerusalem sometime later, the Arc of Convenant didn't come along back. An alternative suggestion was that the Jewish hid the Convenant in some underground chamber when they learn about the invasion, and the show brought us down to see one of the chambers. So they set off to look for the evidence of the Arc of Convenant, tracking every possible details, offshore to onshore. 

Hope came alive when they were in some Ethopian city where the people said that the churches there had the Arc of Convenant. Orhs well, they did have it, but it's the replica one. In fact, all the churches there had a copy each. So that's not the genuine one. But according to them, the replica was constructed according to the description of the real one in the bible, in terms of dimension, materials etc. Then they followed some details, I forgot what, to an island on a river, both of which the Ethopians believe, are Holy. And on that island, they were brought by the priests there to a Holy spot, where the Arc of Convenant was thought to have been placed in the olden days. They discovered an important evidence there- man-made dents in the rock ground, that were dug by hands (according to the host). these holes have collected over the numerous thousands od years. And they were pondering over why would the tent stay at that kind of height and not be blown away, and the holes were the answer. They feet of the tent were pinned in the those holes, keeping them steady from the wind. Evidence 1: the distance at which the holes were apart were the same as the dimensions mentioned in the bible- 15 feet by 15 feet (if I didn't remember wrongly). This kind of confirmed it's existence.

Then they went to another Ethopian city as was interpreted from one of the stories the priests there said. On the journey back, they encountered a strong storm, which according to the boat captain, was very dangerous. He had encountered one years ago, and he knew how bad it was. But thank God, they managed to come out safely. Praise the Lord! In the end, they found the city, and found the thing they wanted to find, but only to realise that it was aother replica. 

Ohs well, you don't need to see it to believe it. What you need is to just believe! Well, I do at least. And the evidence stays strong, and the Noah's Arc had already been discovered somewhere in Turkey already! =)

Finally got online at night. I really need the motivation to start work!=(