Senseless weekend sarcasm : The new norm
Dollar General had their usual coupons for $5 off $25 today — our favorite shopping tradition. I suppose if you have to shop during a pandemic it’s best to keep as many traditions as possible.
We were not the only ones compelled to shop there
People are learning how to horse around without going anywhere
People keep coming up with terrific ideas for things to do with kids, too.
Women are laughing their @$$e$ off at widdle men afraid of a widdle virus.
We women are not afraid. We’re simply cautious. We learned how to do this by avoiding spiders.
When you’re with your husband for too long, you find out how he really feels about you.
Unfortunately, he learned that line from me.
It’s a good thing both of us love dogs more than we like people, or one of us would be offended.
Below is a terribly abused dog.
I’ve been cooking a lot during the past few week, and telling my doggies how much I love them.
They’re beginning to look like this, but they’re happy.
Not everything in my house is loveable. The Tiny Terror allows me to pet him when he wants a treat. I’ve finally found a use for his attitude.
For a person who isn’t keen about hugging, the past month has been like a day in heaven.
With any luck, social distancing could become the new norm.
I’ve never been that lucky.
I’m thinking about getting a t-shirt and sweatshirt with this written on it:
I’ll probably have to get a 2 foot stick with a sharp end, so that when people try to shake my hand they get the point.
Now I know why cats have claws.
That cat meme gave me the best laugh I have had in weeks. I know someone who has a cat perfect for the job.
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That one had me howling with laughter, too. 🙂
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So glad you shared it. Where do you find these?
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Thanks. 🙂
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I’m an introvert, so social distancing comes pretty naturally to me.
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I used to be and extrovert — parties, nights out dancing, speaking in front of people. Now I’m only an extravert on paper. 🙂 Now, when it comes to social distancing, being at home and away from a lot of people is a relief, not a burden.
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I loved the cat too! The best of the lot.
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I thought that, too. Especially since I have one just like him. 🙂
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You should feel for us wogs. This none-hug thing is killing us! Had an elbow war with a friend a few weeks ago but it was rather amusing. After this? I may hug strangers in the street! Yeah,we could never be friends in the same town. Cheers,H
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Since you live in Australia, I live in the USA, and both of us are poor, it’s doubtful that either of us will be on the same soil anytime soon. 🙂
Maybe in another life, you’ll be a gymnast and I’ll be a rock star and we can finally meet. 🙂
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First picture, thats my 19 year old son prepping for the supermarket shop…..
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Too funny. I just love that mental movie. 🙂
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