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I've included the provocative essays "You're in (urine) trouble" and "Mind if I look up your dress?"
There are a few political pieces, like the one inspired by Joe Biden: "Hey, you in the wheelchair. Stand up!" And there's the financial advice column called "How to save $7,000 without doing a thing."
Get some parenting hints in "300 miles to lunch" and "From Hooked on Phonics to college graduate."
Enjoy the holidays and aim high with your New Year's resolutions.
Carl Johansen would state to Mr. Hunt. Humor is prime at times in attempting to put some logic to what transpires around the world we live in. I have not had an opportunity to read your offerings, but non the less.
ReplyDeleteWe would like to extend a Merry Christmas to yours truely and family as well as to all of the loyal subjects that come to your blog to make comments.
No doubt the world is changing around us and it does help at time to use humor to divert the somber feeling we all feel because we can not change what ever happened.. We all should feel blessed that in time we all caN find some solace, that reduces what ever hurt we may have felt and many times it is humor that deflects the wounds.
As humans on this earth we are reminded at Christmas that it is not what we give or what we recieve as a gift, but rather what we do for our faith that matters in the end.