Someone told me I was full of horse pucky the other day. Why? Because I can find humor in just about any situation. I call those situations resurrected moments.
Take today's title post for example. It's a play on words and is also very true. It goes along with the sign to your right, which I think is hilarious.
Lest you think I'm an insensitive dolt, I'm not. My husband died a year and a half ago. He was a great guy with a terrific sense of humor. We melded (that's right, melded, not melted) like grilled cheese on toast, and always enjoyed those resurrected moments together.
So, Im not really full of horse pucky (well, sometimes), I just have fun memories of Tom and all the silly things in life that made us smile.
sign compliments of http://www.purpleslinky.com/
Take today's title post for example. It's a play on words and is also very true. It goes along with the sign to your right, which I think is hilarious.
Lest you think I'm an insensitive dolt, I'm not. My husband died a year and a half ago. He was a great guy with a terrific sense of humor. We melded (that's right, melded, not melted) like grilled cheese on toast, and always enjoyed those resurrected moments together.
So, Im not really full of horse pucky (well, sometimes), I just have fun memories of Tom and all the silly things in life that made us smile.
sign compliments of http://www.purpleslinky.com/
3 comments:
One-way street would also fit. :-)
Like Tim Robbins said in the Shawshank Redemption:
"Life comes down to a simple choice: get busy livin' or get busy dyin'".
I'm sorry for your loss Pam, my husband has the best sense of humor of anyone I know too. I usually get a good belly laugh at least once a day thanks to him.
Ian: Make sure you don't go the wrong way. It's always great to hear from you.
itsmecissy: You always make me smile. So glad you both have a sense of humor. Thanks for your compassion.
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