Did you know
that children laugh over 200 times a day and adults only about 17 times? It’s
time to increase our laugh quotient. Humor is all around us. Think about that statement
and observe your surroundings as you go through your day.
If you have
ever received unwanted emails, take a look at them before deleting; see if you
can uncover humor. I sometimes wonder how I am targeted for certain emails.
Here’s what was going through my head as I read through emails recently:
No, I’ve
never been to Camp Lejeune.
No, I don’t
have a pending asbestos lawsuit.
And Harry’s
Men’s Razor…please stop pressuring me about my mustache. How do they even know
I have a mustache?
Family can
also serve as a source of humor, without even realizing it. I had a conversation
the other day with my roommate (my adult son), “Buddy, could you unload the
dishwasher for me? This is not the first time I’ve mentioned this.”
He said, “Oh,
I forget about the dishes. I don’t go over that way much.”
“It’s next
to the refrigerator!”
I love my family,
but I also read them my Miranda Rights of Comedy. You have the right to
remain silent. Anything crazy, dumb, or stupid that you say, may end up in my
comedy.
If by chance
humor doesn’t jump out at you, create it yourself.
If you are
ready to engage in laughter join me and several of my fellow comedians for a Zoom
Comedy Showcase – February 13th 7pm EST. The show is free, but you
must register to receive the link.
May your
days be filled with laughter.
What a riot, Angie. I love your Miranda Rights of Comedy. I think all writers need to let their families know about this one. Keep writing and keeping us laughing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Suzanne for stopping by the blog and leaving a comment. Yes, there needs to be a warning lable for families (-:
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