Three On Thursday
This week has left me in need of a laugh. And just in case you need a laugh, too, I’ve got 3 for you. I’m going high brow this time, too, as they are all from The New Yorker.
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The paper piles! 🙂 Rectangularization is the first form of organization! Love these Carole.
OMG! I love that you have a term for my style of organization. ‘Rectangularization’
Thank you thank you..I think I’ll chuckle all day.
I died on the paper situation! Yes… that is most certainly true in this house as well! LOL
We were just talking about the paper one; that is also John’s approach! Thanks, Carole!
Smile!
All three are Oh So True! (But my favorite is the last one.)
XO
A smile or laugh on Thursday is like a boost up the slide towards the weekend. Wheeee!
This was a great choice for a post in a bad week, Carole. You would think that the paper problem would be better with digitalization, but NO, it just continues. One of these days, I am just going to throw it all out without looking at it and quit moving it around – LOL. I hope the end of your week shows great improvement.
That avocado one – spot on!
That avocado one is so true! Thanks for making me smile!
Smith is certainly the paper piler!!! Temperature is my nemesis. I find 72 is perfect. 🙂
Oh wow, I can relate to ALL OF THAT! Especially #3… right now! Thanks for the laughs.
P.S. I learned from Rachael Herron that you can extend that 30 seconds for quite a while if you put a ripe avocado in the fridge!
humor connects us!!! I loved all three comics. I often cut open an avocado with trepidation… ripe? too ripe? rotten? the vegetable/fruit that always surprises. Like a lottery. Once we checked out moving to CA from Maryland, looked at houses that were still above our price range and so tiny but one had an avocado tree in the back yard with fruit all over the ground!!! It felt like golden eggs to me, who paid a lot per piece back in Maryland!
Leeanna at the blog: not afraid of color
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Those are great!
that third one! Lauren and I used to laugh about that every March and October … so true! our theory is that our blood got a little thicker in the cold months 🙂