humor

"Humor is what binds humans together and makes difficult times just a little less painful; Sometimes you can't help but laugh. "

Smell The Roses!
This article is about these little things in life that bring us their own unmatched level of pure elation. We waste the moments in which our memories are present tense, completely oblivious to how significant they will end up being, or how sweet such a simple instance really can be... We usually can't detect until it's already happened, that a specific moment is going to end up being or containing one of these moments, tastes, scents, sounds. But as time goes on, whatever little thing it may be continues to reappear throughout the progression of life; proving that some memories rather than just being recalled, can also be felt, tasted or smelled. Memories of the senses, and especially those which tend to repeat themselves on occasion- are most definitely a delicacy; the finer things in life.
By Britts & Pieces4 years ago in Humans
5 Reasons Why I Hate Being a Doctor
Have you watched Gray’s anatomy where everyone is eating his coworker’s sausage with extra mayonnaise or putting an extra banana in the fruit salad? You might have watched Dr. House like Agatha Christie wrote it. Where every case is a delightful puzzle that needs to be solved and analysed by collecting and connecting the pieces together?
By Salim4 years ago in Humans
COMICS TRIP
What's the definition of a comic? (Entry 1 of 2) 1: of, relating to, or marked by comedy a comic actor. 2: causing laughter or amusement: funny a comic monologue. 3: of or relating to comic strips in the newspaper's comic section. Apr 9, 2022
By CarmenJimersonCross4 years ago in Humans
Diary of the Dentally Challenged Damsel
Hey there! If you've stumbled upon this little bloop of information, it's likely due to one of two reasons: 1. You are also dentally challenged and are likely seeking validation of your feelings surrounding said challenges. If this is the case, you've found the right reading material.
By M. Nichole4 years ago in Humans
Odd Obsession
Kids crack me up, and the kiddos in before care are no exception. They're full of imagination and are the embodiment of the unexpected. The before care children have a strange obsession and constantly embark on the quest to create a girlfriend for my coworker. This has been an ongoing process the entire school year.
By Jessica C.4 years ago in Humans
The ABCs of 1 2 Me
The ABCs of 1 2 Me Because I needed a title of some sort. I have seen this theme pop up a time or three and thought I’d toss my entry in. I wasn’t tagged by anyone, nor do I have anyone to tag. I have a lot to juggle and do not engage enough. We all have things to juggle, of course, I’m just not very good at it.
By Duskshadows4 years ago in Humans
THE UNINVITED FLY
Walking up to the Supercut's door on Thursday morning, there was a new sign posted which shocked and surprised me. Pulling on the door handle, my exact words were, "Oh, crap!"
By Babs Iverson4 years ago in Humans
The Departure of Empathy
Empathy: “the action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience of another of either the past or present without having the feelings, thoughts, and experience fully communicated in an objectively explicit manner.”
By Aaron Michael Grant4 years ago in Humans
Crab on my Platter!
King Crab happens to be one of the favorite sea foods in most of part of the world. It is served mostly in South East Asian countries and is a favorite food platter. It was one during one of my visit to Kaohsiung, Taiwan; the team comprised of people from various countries of South East Asian Nations including India. Taiwan is very famous for its seafood and other delicacies. People are fond of eating all around the provinces we visited.
By Kishenjit Sinha4 years ago in Humans
Mornings Suck
Here's what my morning should look like, as a writer: I wake up at 6:30 after seven to eight hours of restful sleep, starting the day with a cuddle on the bed with my wife and dog. Over coffee, my wife and I discuss news stories we've read, and what we plan to do that evening.
By Jackson Ford4 years ago in Humans
Jason & Demarara #4:
Jason was sat in the kitchen, tap-tap-tapping away at his laptop. Occasionally, he would creak off his stool, leave the kitchen, and come engage Demarara in eye contact.
By jamie harding4 years ago in Humans
For thousands of years, people have laughed at jokes.
Martha Bayless found an unexpected finding while researching medieval literature for her Ph.D. She was studying some of the earliest Latin jokes written by Catholic professors (some in excess of 1,000 years old). Even if few had previously been translated into English, many of them were nevertheless amusing — and some even made her laugh out loud.
By Rashel4 years ago in Humans