Thank you to Sally Cronin for these very funny stories! You’ll love them – please, read on…
Tag: humour
Afternoon Video – No words needed……
I couldn’t resist this video via Sally Cronin – this is totally hilarious – it could have been me! Please, play on…
When saying “OOPS” is not enough…
These are absolutely hilarious – just what the doctor ordered for a Monday! Please, read on…
Time for some Laffs – Benefits of getting older courtesy of Mrs T. (Tina Frisco)
Tina Frisco via Sally Cronin has gifted us with these bits of humour today. Please read on…
Time for Some Laffs – Blondes have more fun… I know from experience!
Here are some guaranteed belly-laughs for a Tuesday. Thanks to Tina Frisco via Sally Cronin! Please enjoy! Go ahead… laugh once!
Monday Funnies…
I appreciate a good laugh more on a Monday! Chris The Story Reading Ape provided mine today. I’d like to share… please read on!
Ten Things Not to Do at The Final Four Playoffs
You gotta love March Madness, and John W. Howell enumerates ten things we shouldn’t do during the tournament… hilarious!
The inspiration for this list—Wait! have you been put to sleep for the last couple of weeks? You know the inspiration so here goes.
Ten Things Not to Do in the Final Four Playoffs
10 Do not fall sleep overnight outside in Phoenix without a tent. If you do at best, you may get a scorpion bite. At worst, you may be hauled off by a pack of coyotes who have you confused with a large sheep. (No, these guys aren’t inviting you home for dinner Roscoe. You are dinner.)
9 Do not think the public intoxication laws are not in force during the tournament. If you do, at best you’ll avoid all the testing blockades. At worst, you will be asked to walk a straight line that is all but impossible if you were sober. (Well a nice ride in the patrol car is an interesting way to spend the…
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What’s Your Style? Thriving Or Surviving?
“My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style.”
~ Maya Angelou
These words speak to me about purpose in living and also about how the author intended to accomplish it. In her celebrated life, as an author, civil rights activist, and poet from 1928 to 2014, Maya Angelou was a pioneer among African-American women and an inspiration to the world.
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