Yesterday I wrote about my good luck playing Yahtzee with my family. I rolled three Yahtzee's on the first four turns, followed by another one on the first round of the second game. Today I'm sharing the music I was playing during the first game which the family banned, switching to country music for the following games. The song has no copyright as it wasn't created by humans.
The "sheet music" is actually a 500 year old cactus plant that has a picture of Mary on it. The picture is still high quality despite its age. A mathematician studied the position of the stars and flowers on this image and discovered a melody from the arrangement. According to the story of Juan Diego, the person who Mary spoke to about building a church, it was Mary who arranged the flowers in his garment before he presented the flowers to the bishop. Also, the stars on the garment are in the exact location of the stars in the heavens the day of the event in 1531. Scientists cannot explain why this garment hasn't decayed. No human can explain why the garment didn't get destroyed when I bomb exploded beneath it. Musical notes on a 500 year old cactus plant? Listen to the melody below that is being played using the sheet music from the cactus plant. You won't hear it in future family games. This song is banned. Here you go...
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