Christmas Memes!
Ok, I lied.
What follows are just things that make me laugh.
Honestly though, that’s basically what I do every week, I write something that amuses me and hope it amuses you too.
However, given that it is Christmas week, everything that follows counts as Christmas humor.
Just like a wooden pickle counts as a Christmas present.
And Die Hard is a Christmas movie.
Hey, I don’t write the rules.
Honestly though, this wasn’t the plan.
I had every intention of posting a new article today.
I have a half dozen partially written ones, but none were coming together sufficiently well for me to post them. My options were:
Half-ass one
Skip this week
Share some things that make me laugh
(Imaginary Editor): aren’t 1 and 3 the same thing?
Me: Shut up!
I also want to let everyone know that I’m going to take a few weeks off from my busy schedule of procrastinating for 90% of the week and then panicking the day before an article is due.
I’ve “worked” “hard” and I “deserve” a “rest.”
(Imaginary Editor): And they deserve a rest from you.
Me: Shut up!
I’ll be back January 11th with something that I find amusing and which my editor (wife) will assure me isn’t funny at all.
(Imaginary Editor): Smart lady.
Me: Shut up!
Until then, consider this final article of 2025 as my “wooden pickle” for all of you.
Let me tell you a little bit about myself:
Ok, enough about me, here’s just some stuff I find amusing:
Finally, be kind to everyone and don’t be too quick to judge.
Remember, sometimes laundry day can be a struggle.
Ok I lied.
(Imaginary Editor): Again?!?
Me: Shut up!
I have to post this last meme before I ask for your support.
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Still chuckling about the horse drawn carriage. Thanks. I needed a laugh.
Merry Christmas. See you (figuratively) next year!