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Showing posts with label family humor. Show all posts
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Sunday, May 10, 2015
Saturday, April 25, 2015
A Child's Perception Cartoon
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This cartoon is from Mike's popular book
" Embracing the Mystery" ( Living the Life You Want)
This cartoon is from Mike's popular book
" Embracing the Mystery" ( Living the Life You Want)
Thursday, March 05, 2015
Mike's Funny Side of Life: Let's Go Home
I tell anyone who will listen that their lives are filled with laughter and fun if we would only take time to notice and enjoy them. The sad fact is that we have neglected the fun side of life for so long that we fail to celebrate it when something funny happens. In so doing we miss out on the physical and mental therapy humour and laughter provide in great abundance. Let me share an example with you from my own life.
It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon. You know, the kind of afternoon that shouts to every man, "Let's go shopping for furniture." My wife said we needed a new chair, an ottoman and a painting for the family room and would like to have me there to help pick them out. My powers of decorative selection are known far and wide, I guess.
I reluctantly agreed but pointed out that my bad back precluded any heavy lifting. We would have to get their employees to carry whatever furniture we bought, to our van. Carol agreed saying that the last thing she wanted was me moaning and groaning from back pain.After an hour or three looking we had the items selected and paid for. All that remained for us to do was to get them to the van, then home where our three grown sons could take over.
When I explained my medical incapacity to the sales person she said that the men who did the heavy lifting were out on a delivery and wouldn't be back for quite a while. At this point my misguided masculine pride took over and I heard myself saying something like, "I can handle this stuff. It isn't that heavy. " "Michael, (she always calls me Michael when she goes for emphasis) you will not touch that furniture. I do not want you flat on your back writhing in pain for two months" "But who's going to carry it if I don't?" I asked. "We will," she said, pointing to two attractive, well dressed young sales women.
With that Carol and her squad of power lifters went to work hoisting and carrying the chair, ottoman and huge picture while I, her 6' 3" 200 pound husband, stood watching. We left the store with Carol and her high heeled helpers carrying the furniture while I tagged along behind them looking sheepishly at the six million other shoppers all of whom just happened to be looking directly at me.
It was difficult, but I resisted the overwhelming temptation to explain why I was carrying nothing but my wife's purse. "Let's go home."
Just seeing humour in a situation is almost as effective as the laughter it evokes.
Always take the comic view of life.
Time spent laughing is time spent with the gods.
Mike Moore is a popular motivational speaker who writes and speaks on Humour, Attitude and Human Potential.
This is an excerpt from his Book "Light Up with Laughter" (The Humour and Health Connection) A book you've got to get to make the rest of your life the best of your life.
http://motivationalplus.com/cgi/a/t.cgi?light
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It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon. You know, the kind of afternoon that shouts to every man, "Let's go shopping for furniture." My wife said we needed a new chair, an ottoman and a painting for the family room and would like to have me there to help pick them out. My powers of decorative selection are known far and wide, I guess.
I reluctantly agreed but pointed out that my bad back precluded any heavy lifting. We would have to get their employees to carry whatever furniture we bought, to our van. Carol agreed saying that the last thing she wanted was me moaning and groaning from back pain.After an hour or three looking we had the items selected and paid for. All that remained for us to do was to get them to the van, then home where our three grown sons could take over.
When I explained my medical incapacity to the sales person she said that the men who did the heavy lifting were out on a delivery and wouldn't be back for quite a while. At this point my misguided masculine pride took over and I heard myself saying something like, "I can handle this stuff. It isn't that heavy. " "Michael, (she always calls me Michael when she goes for emphasis) you will not touch that furniture. I do not want you flat on your back writhing in pain for two months" "But who's going to carry it if I don't?" I asked. "We will," she said, pointing to two attractive, well dressed young sales women.
With that Carol and her squad of power lifters went to work hoisting and carrying the chair, ottoman and huge picture while I, her 6' 3" 200 pound husband, stood watching. We left the store with Carol and her high heeled helpers carrying the furniture while I tagged along behind them looking sheepishly at the six million other shoppers all of whom just happened to be looking directly at me.
It was difficult, but I resisted the overwhelming temptation to explain why I was carrying nothing but my wife's purse. "Let's go home."
Just seeing humour in a situation is almost as effective as the laughter it evokes.
Always take the comic view of life.
Time spent laughing is time spent with the gods.
Mike Moore is a popular motivational speaker who writes and speaks on Humour, Attitude and Human Potential.
This is an excerpt from his Book "Light Up with Laughter" (The Humour and Health Connection) A book you've got to get to make the rest of your life the best of your life.
http://motivationalplus.com/cgi/a/t.cgi?light
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mike_Moore
Tuesday, September 09, 2014
Friday, January 17, 2014
Monday, December 02, 2013
Cartoon...Will I Ever Learn?
This was inspired by my wife's response to a similar question. Will I ever learn?
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Monday, April 01, 2013
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Thursday, June 07, 2012
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
Cartoon inspired by observing a young guy in the pouring rain.
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Friday, September 09, 2011
Saturday, October 02, 2010
Have you ever noticed this????
I was listening to a group of teenagers talking at a coffee shop and was inspired to draw this cartoon. What ever happened to fluid speech?
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Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Give Your Life a Lift and a Laugh
Here's a recent cartoon to brighten your day.
REMEMBER>>> Mirth Motivates
REMEMBER>>> Mirth Motivates
Monday, February 01, 2010
This Actually Happened
A friend was approached by his son's teacher with the concern that Peter had no friends at school yet he seemed to have no problem getting along in class. When Peter was asked about it this was the reason he gave his Dad.
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For More Family Cartoons
Saturday, December 05, 2009
I couldn't resist this one
Hello to all. Hope you enjoy this one and don't mind the crude term. It just wouldn't have been as funny with anything else. Mike
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MORE CARTOONS
Monday, August 31, 2009
Family Humor
Hi to all of you. I just returned from a week on the north shore of Lake Erie. Had a great time and now have to get rid of the 3 pounds I gained. Here is a new cartoon for you to start your week off with a chuckle. Mike
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More Cartoons Here
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Family Cartoon
This cartoon was inspired by my wife Carol. Enough said.
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I am a firm believer in " The family that laughs together lasts together"
Laughter bonds us to one another and helps us solve the inevitable conflicts that arise in every family.
Mike Moore: A speaker weith a great message in a fun package.
More cartoons
I am a firm believer in " The family that laughs together lasts together"
Laughter bonds us to one another and helps us solve the inevitable conflicts that arise in every family.
Mike Moore: A speaker weith a great message in a fun package.
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