Senseless Sunday Sarcasm : Holidays
I used to love holidays.
Halloween was my favorite, followed by Christmas, and for good reason.
But I’m paying for it now.
Did I mention that I just had another tooth pulled?
It’s God’s wrath for sure!
Easter was right up there with having teeth pulled.
I remember two things about Easter that can be summed up in one picture:
Yep, that’s me, holding my Easter present and wearing my new Easter dress. God’s light shined upon me…
…and then…
Fun was followed by 2 hour of this:
I mean…really! Why couldn’t Easter service be more like this:
And the hymns? They should’ve been called grims. That’s kind, considering that half the congregation was off-key while singing with the enthusiasm of a funeral dirge.
High energy hymns? That was like asking for chocolate cake with fudge icing and wine instead of a wafer and grape juice during communion.
This would’ve been considered sacrilege:
There was always one of these at every church hiding behind the good (Easter )eggs.
You know what I mean…
If you’re too young to remember the “Church Lady”…
In case you’re wondering what I believe in, you have to remember that I’m not-quite-right and have a wicked sense of humor.
In the 1950’s, stores looked like this during the holidays
Now, they look like this
It reminds me of what’s left in America and what’s right. What ever happened to true equality…a time when foreign-run convenience stores remained open but everyone from Buddhists to Unitarians had to suffer along with the rest of us?
After Easter, there was only one thing available to eat that wasn’t inside your own home.
I think I’ll pass over the eggs for Easter and head straight for the Seder
And if you think I’m going to leave you without a pun, you’re Miss Taken!
I would follow your blog for Sunday posts alone! Just saying………….I’m hibernating for Easter because I’m a single barren spinster between cats. Definately not going out to go to church! Cheers,H
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Thanks. 🙂
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hahaha If God doesn’t have a sense of humour we are all doomed! Oh, and Happy April Fools’ Day!
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I thought about that, too. And the last “blue moon” appeared yesterday, so I was hoping that God has a sense of humor at least once in a blue moon. 🙂
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Thank you for providing the first laugh of my day. Hopefully, there will be many more as the day rolls on. (I wonder if the chicken-church photo is real or re-touched? )
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Happy to share the mirth. 🙂
I don’t know if the photo is real, but it I had one of those spew-tea-through-your-nose laughs so I had to share. 🙂
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Without the “foreigners,” we would have never had the “Chinese Restaurant” scene at the end of “A Christmas Story.” What could be more festive than decapitating a duck with a cleaver?
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Darth Seder, good one 😀
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One of those that was too funny not to share. 🙂
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I did a double-take with the chicken church. It was hilarious when I finally saw it.
Spot on humor throughout.
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One of my favorite activities is making people laugh. 🙂
Down where I live, there’s a chain or restaurant’s called Church’s Chicken. Well named. Every time I ate there, I prayed I wouldn’t get sick. 🙂
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I’ve seen that place before. Someone said their chicken was spectacular.
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I prefer Hardee’s or KFC. KFC was good in the 1960’s, until it was sold to one of those huge food corporations. Now it’s just slightly better than the others. Church’s was always too greasy for my taste and didn’t have enough spice. 🙂
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