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Category Archives: Humor
We’re Not Environmentally Sensitive; We’re Cheap
Although I would like to say that the reason we subjected our long suffering children to crispy underclothing and socks that lean straight against the wall when you prop them there is because we, long before even Al Gore, were sensitive to the abuses on the environment — this would be somewhat untrue.
Posted in Christian, Culture, Encouragement, Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Personal, Random, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged Al Gore, clothes line, dryer, electricity, middle age, middle aged, Norwegian
109 Comments
Facebook Plea: “I’m Sad. Please ‘Like’ Me”
The ultimate result of this particular plea is to make a sad person feel sadder. Like any ultimatum, its unfulfillment speaks volumes, but not necessarily the right words. It is equivalent to the prayer, “Dear God, if you love me, please get me this job (or this guy, or this car, or this exotic truffle).”
Posted in Christian, Culture, Encouragement, Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Personal, Random, Relationships, Uncategorized, Work
Tagged Facebook, friends, Like, middle age, middle aged, pray, sad
10 Comments
What I’ve Learned by Cleaning the Local Baptist Church
In nine years, what have I learned from cleaning the cavernous sanctuary, the equally large basement, three kitchens, four bathrooms, and assorted little rooms spread across three buildings? Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Culture, Family, Growth, Humor, Job, Life, Personal, Random, Relationships, Uncategorized, Work
Tagged bathroom, church, clean, crackers, job security, middle age, middle aged
9 Comments
That Damn Dog!
The Norwegian Artist and I looked at one another. “How bad can it be?” we asked one another. (Did we really not know?) “Look at her. She’s sleeping. And she really is cute.” Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Encouragement, Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Personal, Random, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged artist, cats, dog, middle age, middle aged, Norwegian, puppy
13 Comments
Public Bathroom Humor
My first thought upon closing the door was, “There had better be a lock, because if someone opens the door while I am, um, sitting, then the entire grocery store will see me.”
Posted in Christian, Culture, Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Personal, Random, Uncategorized
Tagged bathroom, church, customers, mechanic, middle age, middle aged, public, restaurant
13 Comments
Facebook Friends
When I troll through someone’s site and see that they have 555 Facebook “Friends,” I think — how do you keep up with all of these people? And, because the number of friends is open for others to see, there is the very public pressure to add to one’s list so that one does not look pathetic.
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Posted in Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Personal, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged Facebook, friends, high school, junior high, middle age, middle aged, popular, social butterflies
7 Comments
Impatience Is Its Own Virtue
Patience is a virtue, but impatience is n unusual, quirky, difficult-to-control gift. Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Family, Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged C.S. Lewis, impatience, middle age, middle aged, virtue
1 Comment
Joie de Vivre is Bittersweet
I would say that this Empty Nest thing is not all it’s cracked up to be, but from what I’ve heard and read, it’s generally a bittersweet thing, so yes, it is what it’s cracked up to be. Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Culture, Family, Growth, Humor, Life, Personal
Tagged college, daughter, empty nest, heaven, middle age, middle aged, spring break
4 Comments
Is Common Courtesy Still Common?
The other day I was at a small business, attempting to pay for my purchase. I say “attempting” because, even though I was at the front counter . . . checkbook to the ready the sales associate was so deep in conversation with her granddaughter that I was an obvious nuisance. Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Humor
Tagged courtesy, customer service, kindness, knitting, middle age, middle aged, quilting, Runaway Bride
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