Category Archives: Laughing Frequently

Finding and celebrating the humor/humour in our world, our lives, and (oops) ourselves.

Without any Breeding

I think you’ll be amused by its presumption. Or by someone’s presumption. Continue reading

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Great for Grignotage

Which is weirder: taglines or different languages? Continue reading

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How It Started . . .

Introducing a new blog category! Continue reading

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Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?

Chicken cultural connectivity: Your mileage may vary. Continue reading

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The Lights are On (Sort Of)

On a sunny but gusty day, the purple martins were mostly hunkered down, albeit way up from the ground. Continue reading

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You Can Use a Letter Again

Life isn’t always a highway; sometimes it’s a word game. Continue reading

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As We Say These Days

This week? Tips for all the iced-coffee lovers out there. And all those advising us to speak our truth. Continue reading

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Celestial and Planetary Events

A report from the road. Continue reading

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Another Another Morning Stroll

What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun. – Ecclesiastes 1:9 OK, maybe nothing new as such, but still nice, eh? This past week, touring the not-new … Continue reading

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