Category Archives: SunBeams

[Author's Note: This post was originally written as a series of status updates I posted on Facebook yesterday. The ideas just kept coming so I just kept going. And I thought this would be a fun way to try the … Continue reading →

[Author's note:  I thought it was about time to lighten things up around here.  And since I am so sick of technology and technical jargon, I thought I'd take revenge in a way that only my generation could appreciate.  The … Continue reading →

Four Christians walk into bar… And the first Christian says, “Life begins at conception.” The second Christian says, “Oh, Yeah?  Well, I think life begins once the baby’s heart starts beating.” So then the third Christian says, “Is that so?  … Continue reading →

My mother got my stepfather a snowblower for Christmas. Perfect timing. And I just got an e-mail from my mother that said: “Did you ever see that Maxwell House commercial where the guy drinks his coffee — or takes it … Continue reading →

Okay.  So.  A while back, fellow artist and blogger, Mandy Thompson, who lives down in Georgia, made a video of herself building a fire in her fireplace.  She crumpled up some paper, set up some kindling wood… …lit a match, and soon … Continue reading →

[ A note from M(e):  It's been a while since we've had a good laugh around here.  So I went through some of my Drafts and pulled up a classic with a modern twist.  I got it in an e-mail … Continue reading →

I saw this on another blog recently and laughed so hard I had to share it here… Enjoy!  

Been a while since we’ve had a good laugh around here…

So I called my friend Mike yesterday. And he made me laugh so hard I vomitted. And then he said, “W’ad ya have fuh dinna?” “Turkey.” “Well, hell.  I didn’ know they could done gone and run when they’s dead! … Continue reading →

My New Hearing Aid. Heh.

Bloggers’ Bible Study Vacation. We are off this week for Thanksgiving.  And I am a guest on someone else’s blog today so if you’d like to stop by for a visit click here. Meanwhile, I thought I might tell you a … Continue reading →