Category: Humor


Sunday Funny


Found on Facebook: Love hope and Snoopy

Sunday Funnies


Found on Facebook

Sunday Funny


Sunday Funny


I don’t know why I giggled when I saw this. (Found on Facebook)

Facebook Friday Funnies


And now I need to go practice. I think Twinkle Twinkle is actually on the list.

One-Liner Wednesday


Part of Linda’s One-Liner Wednesday

Found on Facebook

This Thursday, Floundering February


Thanks to Jane on Facebook.  My word. My life. And probably why Floundering works for me.


Thanks for the prompts, Linda!

Raindrops beget humidity, beget sweat, and back to rain again. Thankful for the antiperspirant!

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Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is: starts with or contains “ph.” Find a word with the letters “ph” in it and use it as your prompt. Have fun!

Phrom now on ‘eph’ is spelled with ph instead oph with an “f”. Except this darn spell check will probably make me crazy just trying. Who was I kidding with this pheat? Just me. Pht!

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