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I was wondering what my new ‘Funny of the Week’ series would be about when I came across this gem of a sign, which gave me the perfect start for the new series:
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If you’re feeling the after effects of Christmas and feeling a little low, here’s a silly poem to cheer you: Who am I? I’m not a creature who is loved the best, In fact, most say I’m an awful pest, It’s not my fault, I don’t mean to be, Nature made me as I am,…
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Methinks this one is just a tad overdone…
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Smile and be happy! My tip for you this week comes at a time when you’re probably exhausted, hassled, running round like a mad thing, shopping, planning, wrapping etc. etc. Well, just think – this time next week, it’ll all be over! Seriously, when everything feels too much and you wonder if it’s all worth…
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Monday 15th December and if any of you had your Christmas do this weekend, you may be feeling like this puss here, or perhaps you’re racing round like a mad thing buying presents, decorations, wrapping up, preparing food etc., etc. and just want to collapse in a heap. Keep going – you’re almost there!
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I thought I was off to a good start with last week’s ‘delightful’ jumper, but this one is even better – not only is it awful, it’s bell shaped too! And isn’t he just so proud?!
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Little Steps Unless you’re one of the lucky few, you fit your writing round the day job. Add to this Christmas, housework, family, friends and everything else life brings and before you know it, the week has passed by without you sending any writing out. So, then’s the time to think small. Plan to send…
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Last year, I ran a ‘Funny of the Week’ series and searched for the most awful Christmas jumper I could find. This year, Christmas jumpers are in! And the tackier the better. So my search resumes and the first jumper I bring you has the oh-so-subtle hint of ‘home-made’ about it:
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Have you thought about the good old Reader’s Tip? Readers’ tips are big business these days. More and more magazines are publishing them. Add to that the fact that for only a few words and a photo, you can earn up to £60 and readers’ tips are certainly not to be ignored. Do your research…
Esther Chilton 