I’m Waiting for a Visit from the FBI

Posted on by fdriscoll7

It is amazing what you can find out on YouTube. Literally how to do/make every crazy thing you can imagine is on there. If it’s not on YouTube, it’s on Google. Knowledge is power, but absolute power corrupts absolutely, right? So I’m waiting for law enforcement to come ask me why I need to know so much about poisons–or bacteria that turns heavy metals into gold (yes, there is a bacteria that poops gold, and I’m using it in a story). Or how to make certain sedatives. The bad side of all this information is that I have two daughters who are going out into this big, scary world full of bad information one day. I can guarantee you they’re going to watch all the YouTube videos about how to escape from kidnappers before they do!

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Published by fdriscoll7

I am a mom, a teacher, a student and a lover of the written word, especially God's Word. Wisdom is in short supply in so much of our world, so I go right to the top. I hope the things I write will be uplifting and entertaining. If you like my posts, check out my books on Amazon.com (Fran Driscoll/Roberts). The sequel to "A Place Called Grace" is "A Place Without Mercy." The third, stand-alone book in the series is “A Broken Place,” which is my best story yet. Of course, I have a couple of new stories in the works, and may rewrite my "31 Prayers for When Life Isn't Fair" devotional. If you see anything really unique that you think would make a great story, let me know. I love to collect stories as much as read and write them.