1. Open the refrigerator door and stare into it. It’s still all the same stuff that was in there the last twenty times you looked, but if you stare…
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A very funny post from Brian Lageose. Please visit his site to read the entire piece and enjoy!
In the Net! - Pictures and Stories of Life 
That post gave me a good chuckle … and reminded me that I should actually probably should floss more often. One of the downsides to this pandemic and working from home is that my personal hygiene has gone a bit downhill. Ha.
Hahaha. 🙂 I think the same has happened to many of us! I’ve been back in my office since last summer (case numbers have been very controlled her), so that corrected any minor lapses. 😉
Brian is a terrific writer with a finely honed sense of humour. I hope you have the time to take a look around his blog.
Ha ha ha
😀 Thanks.
A funny post indeed — too funny, in fact….so I may make a comment to that effect on his post. The nerve of him being funnier than me!
Hahaha. You’ll survive. 😉
I hope you take a look around his blog. Brian has sometimes left me in chuckles, chortles, and outright tears of laughter. 🙂
Thanks for helping me discover a new blogger! I enjoy humour too, so this was a nice find 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
You’re very welcome! Brian’s sense of humour is wonderful. 🙂
Well, now you’ve done it. I actually got a little bit misty-eyed when I popped over here to see your latest, and I stumbled on this. Sure, I can be a smidge melodramatic (perhaps you’ve noticed? a little bit?), but your kind gift just brought a warmth to my heart.
You’re the bee’s knees, Lynette. Thank you.
Awww, Brian. Thank you, but you have brought so much joy to me and so many others; you completely deserve a shout-out now and then. 🌸
Mmmmm… I remember reading the observation: “Writing is easy. You just put down whatever occurs to you. Yes, writing is easy. It’s the occurring that’s hard.” And every writer sighs in recognition!
I don’t really consider myself to be a writer, but I’ve certainly experienced that “occurring” problem! Happens when trying to figure out what to have for dinner, too. 😉