COLUMN: Sticky notes... What is God telling you to remember?

Those of us who live busy lives, those of us who are getting older, those of us who are dealing with both, are so thankful for the invention of the sticky note.  Did you know it started with a guy looking for a way to bookmark his Church hymnal?  Art Fry wanted a bookmark for his hymnal that wouldn’t fall out or damage the page.  He happened to know Spencer Silver who worked at 3M who had invented glue that stuck pretty well, but wouldn’t leave a mark.  Suddenly…BOOM, 3M had the Sticky Notes that have changed our lives.

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