The only holiday catalog you’ll ever need. PLUS: the WINNER! #humor #Christmas
I’ve been studying the great humorists of our times—Tina Fey, Dave Barry, The Republican Party, Big Bird—and asking myself, …
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This time the dog tried to kill me? #ThrowbackThursday #humor
It was actually the squirrel’s fault. One minute we were walking along a street in Glasgow. The next moments seemed …
Et tu Chicken? #humor #parenting #pets
OF course the 8-year-old loved rodents. In her entire life, I doubted she’d seen more than three movies that didn’t include animated rodents. And she loved every one of them, from Anatole, the bravest mouse in France, to Mickey, the richest mouse in pants.
Theory of Relativity & travel with kids. #humor #travel #ThrowbackThursday
The Hub’s many and varied complaints about the number of crying children aboard our current flight are a reminder of …
My annual creepiest #Easter photo #SundayBlogShare #humor
Time to be afraid again, Easter Peeps. At the bottom of this annual Easter reblog is possibly the single creepiest photo …
A very short #Valentine’sDay love story plus #ThrowbackThursday post #humor
(Barb’s Guide to Films: if the characters kiss a lot, have sex, and then kill each other, it’s American. If the characters smoke a lot, have sex, and then kill themselves, it’s foreign.)
Caffeine: it’s the universe’s way of apologizing. #humor #sleep
“This did not, BTW, have anything to do with natural childbirth. If God didn’t want us to have caffeine, She would not have given us espresso beans, chocolate, or Paris.”
#Halloween Tips From a Bad Mother. Plus #TuesdayBookBlog: The Legend of Sleepy Mayfair by @KassandraLamb #CozyMystery #humor
I love Halloween. And by that I mean, of course, I love the excuse to buy giant bags of candy …
Birthday present advice? #FlashbackFriday #humor #Sports
A priest, a minister and a rabbi were talking about when life begins. The priest said: “Life begins at conception.” …
#Schadenfreude! Who knew grandparenting would be so much fun? #humor #parenting
“I’m worried about them.” My daughter was visiting her sister, who had just delivered her second child. “I don’t think …
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