Showing posts with label Laughter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laughter. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

my world wednesday

I'm up to my eyebrows with William Faulkner and while I do enjoy southern writers, he and Flannery O'Connor are beginning to appear in my dreams...one more late night with the two of them and I'll swear they had influence over writing my papers...but life goes on, spring has sprung. Erik has been home from college all week on his spring break, although I've seldom seen him. Last night both kids had their boyfriend/girlfriend over for dinner. It was nice having everyone here...good times were shared and we got to hear the story of the day. My daughter stopped for gas on her way to work and she ran inside to grab a protein bar, still half-asleep, she drove off with the gas nozzle still in her car. She went back inside to apologize and ask the guy if she needed to pay for it and he said "No, that was the funniest thing we've seen in a while, don't worry about it." I'm pretty sure that one will be in her top five most embarrassing moments!
I was still laughing today just thinking about it. That's my daughter...bless her heart!


Saturday, May 24, 2008

wanted: laugh lines

















There's nothing quite like being deprived of spare time to make me realize how valuable silly little things are...yesterday I was giving Lacey (our dog) some overdue attention and one of her ears felt kind of matted, so upon taking a closer look what do you suppose I found? Chewing gum. How does a dog get chewing gum in their ear? Every time I think about it I laugh and it feels so good...a gentle reminder that I have been taking life too seriously these past couple of weeks trying to study and finish up term papers...so today it is my goal to celebrate all the little things...to make sure I take time to enjoy the humor that occurs in daily living...around here there's plenty to laugh about that's for sure.

Sun Salutation

Here I am, adrift in a day filled with smoldering breezes that are quick to turn stagnant, looking for the sun to burn away the dust and sm...