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Tag Archives: clever
Animals Are People Too!
Alright, so technically they’re not. But populus, the Latin source of the word people, means “multitude,” and there are certainly a multitude of them (far more than there are humans). And more importantly, animals are every bit as expressive and … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
Tagged animals, cats, clever, cute, dogs, funny, personality, photoblog, photography
39 Comments
20 Different Versions of Jingle Bells
“Jingle Bells” is one ofthe most widely sung tunes in the world, although its lyrics vary from country to country. It was written by one-hit-wonder James Lord Pierpont (for Thanksgiving) in remembrance of the sleigh races in his hometown of … Continue reading
What’s In Your Bag?
Lots of bags get carried in December! More, in fact, than any other month of the year. Shopping bags—even if you shop via Amazon (the website, not the jungle), there’s a good chance it’ll arrive in a bag. Travel bags … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged advertising, bags, clever, holidays, life, photoblog, photography, shopping
27 Comments
Masters of Sarcasm
If colleges offered degrees in Sarcasmology, a huge percentage of students would change their major. Others learn through on-the-job training from snarky parents, bosses, and especially friends. Still, with or without the diploma to prove it, here are some graduate-level … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Quips and Quotes
Tagged clever, funny, memes, photoblog, sarcasm, snarky, status updates
24 Comments
Capturing the Unexpected
Once, when I was a kid, I tossed a quarter, watched it land perfectly balanced on its edge, and then stay that way! My friends were convinced I’d somehow stuck it there when they weren’t looking. If only I’d had … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged amazing, animals, clever, funny, impossible, photoblog, photography, surprising
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Cleverest Ads Ever
No matter how we try to avoid them, to paraphrase Jeff Goldblum’s characer in Jurassic Park, “ads will find a way.” So the least they can do is show us a little respect, make us laugh or think, or both, for … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged advertising, best, clever, commercials, creative, funny, Jeff Goldblum, smart
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Goodbye, Brother Cat
Image by Tony Hurst My Real Memoir Once our mighty warrior cat Mr. B had passed away, Ginchy became the unchallenged CIO (cat-in-charge). He was incontestably the cleverest feline who ever lived. Not that he was all brain and no … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged 1960s, cats, childhood, clever, coming-of-age, funny, love, My Real Memoir
21 Comments
Fitting In!
I’m a big fan of street art. Some pieces make a statement by whimsically, sarcastically, or ironically adapting themselves to improvised spaces. Which, come to think of it, is how we’ve had to live our lives these past two years, so … Continue reading
Clever Critters
Just for fun, and because, well, animals. Have a great weekend! Click on any image to enlarge it, to read caption, or to begin slide show.
The Year I Became “The Clever Kid”
My Real Memoir I’d officially moved to the Big Kid’s Side of the campus. La Pluma School had an invisible barrier, a Ye-Shall-Not-Pass line separating K-through-2nd (the Little Kids Side) and 3rd-through-6th (the Big Kids Side). When we were second-graders, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged 1960s, childhood, clever, funny, My Real Memoir, nostalgia, school artwork, third grade
27 Comments