humour
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This week’s award has to go to this sheep who certainly gives me a run for my money in the ‘Horrendous Hairdo’ stakes!
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My award this week goes to a video clip I’ve watched many times yet it still makes me laugh out loud!
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How’s your Monday going so far? I don’t know if it’s the sweltering weather (yes, the UK is actually in the middle of a heat-wave!) or the exhaustion of watching the Andy Murray Wimbledon final, but my Monday feels a little like this chap’s:
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My award for ‘Funny Of The Week’ goes to this cute little chap who really does look like he’s laughing at a joke. It seems that his brother just doesn’t get it. Bless 🙂
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We’ve all done it – written a word similar to the one we wanted to write but a word with a very different meaning. I’ve been guilty of writing about a character who was ‘battling through the dessert, his body pushed to breaking point’. Of course, I meant the sandy version i.e. the ‘desert’. The…
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It’s been back to the old photo album this week in search of a photo to accompany a nostalgia piece I’ve written about the comics I enjoyed as a child. The editor wants some photos of me when I was little. I won’t be sending this one in. My mother insists the ‘Elfin-look’ hairdo was…
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As a cat lover, when I saw this, it had to be my ‘funny of the week’:
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I recently came across a limerick writing competition. I haven’t written a limerick in ages so I thought I’d give the competition a miss. But the idea of writing a limerick keeps coming back. Traditional limericks have five lines, where the first, second and fifth lines rhyme, with seven to ten syllables in each line.…
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The famous author, Mark Twain, has many a great quote to his name. I love the following one: ‘Let us be thankful for the fools; but for them the rest of us could not succeed.’
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Looks like only one of us is going to get some work done today!
