These guys travel the country and film
people talking about their aha moments. How cool!
Me? Have an aha moment? Damn right I have!
I’ve written 375 blog posts.
I’ve got at least 375 aha moments.
But how could I possibly pick just one?
The Aha Moment people sent me a link to all the aha
moments they’ve taped over the past 6 years in their around the country mobile
studio. I decided to take a look.
Oh dear.
They are all sappy. And
inspirational.
The bullied child. The woman who lost her child. The lady who climbed a mountain.
The bullied child. The woman who lost her child. The lady who climbed a mountain.
Did they even read my blog?
It’s a damn good that I did my research. Here’s what COULD have happened yesterday.
I step into the mobile studio and meet Jessica, the
interviewer. She asks me to have a seat,
get comfortable, and tell her my aha moment.
The camera is running.
“Hi. I’m Lou and this
is my aha moment. I learned that you can
make earrings out of Moose Poop. Who’da
guessed?!! When I head about those earrings, I said, aha!”
Jessica laughs politely and says, “Lou, do you have another aha moment you can
share?”
And I say, “Sure! I
have 374 other aha moments”
“Go ahead. Pick one.”
“Hi. I’m Lou and this
is my aha moment. A few years ago I was
trying to set my husband’s underwear on fire on the driveway with Barbie roller blades and it didn’t work. You see
I accidentally used Dry Shampoo instead of Hair Spray. Duh!!!
Now THAT was an aha moment.”
Jessica says, “That’s such a good aha moment. Can you think of another one?”
“Oh, I know! When I
first got my Wine Rack Sports Bra and decided to try it out with Diet Coke
instead of wine and I filled it up too much and, well, it was really cold on my
boobs, and not very comfortable, but the worst part was when I tried to take a
sip out of the secret straw it sprayed Diet Coke up my nose. OMG was that ever an aha moment!”
Jessica smiles and says, “Thank you, Lou. I
think we have enough.”
But thankfully, I DID my research and I had one blog, out of
375, that could possibly work. The
French Braid that changed my life.
I wouldn’t call it sappy. Or inspirational.
But Jessica seemed to like it. It was "original".
Now THAT was an aha moment.




