Category Archives: comedy
Snippets
The other day, we were talking about Christmas and the kids said they wanted a cat this year. Well, I’m used to cooking a turkey, but if cat is what they want. . . During our thirty-five years of marriage, … Continue reading
I Wouldn’t Say No.
I came across this cartoon a few days ago and found it interesting and humorous at many different levels. There is a lot going on here and I suppose some reactions may be based on where you grew up or … Continue reading
Lets Hear It For Moms
Earlier today, I attended my first Rotary, breakfast meeting of the new year. COVID has wreaked havoc on all service clubs, but we march on. To lighten the mood a little this morning, we were treated to the video below. … Continue reading
Tuesday Trivia
Did you know that in Las Vegas, NV, there are more Catholic Churches than casinos. Not all that surprisingly, some worshippers at Sunday Mass will put casino chips in the collection baskets. Since the diocese receives chips from dozens of … Continue reading
Friday Humor, Maybe?
What’s red and is bad for your teeth? A Brick. Have a great weekend, everyone!
Creative Solutions
Growing up poor. . . Hey, it’s Friday night. Give me a break.
Evolution
What a week. I don’t think I slept more than four hours any night during the last seven days and I added a thousand miles or so to the car. Tired, it is my excuse for being lazy and posting … Continue reading
Throw Back Sunday
I long for a day when one could tell a joke without getting ridiculed for hurting someone’s tender feelings. I remember Hollywood Squares from when I was a child. It was a time when comedians were actually funny without using … Continue reading
Multiple Uses
Charlie, A man in his early 50s was visiting his dentist because he had developed a toothache. After X-rays were taken and the examination completed, the female dentist delivered the news Charlie feared. The tooth was severely infected and needed … Continue reading
Wednesday Night In South Carolina
The thunder roared The lightning crashed Down came a tree And a frog got smashed A poem I learned 50 years ago. Some things you just can’t forget.