Thermal Downshock is what happens when something Hot meets something Cold and it cracks or explodes. As an example: cold water, say from a medicine syringe, hitting a hot light bulb would cause the light bulb to crack. Perhaps crack right along the base and fall from the ceiling shattering into a hundred pieces in the sink. It might look like this:
Not that it was intentional, but it was a great learning experience. I am sure the complete shock of the situation will forever ingrain Thermal Downshock into my children's vocabularies.
*No children were hurt in the making of this blog
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