When I checked the turkey it was as cold as my darling’s heart.
Read MoreA lot of us work from home these days, so I think it’s about time to discuss why we’re not getting anything done.
Read MoreI still have my watch.. It sits on my wrist like a vestigial organ, though it’s prettier than an appendix.
Read MoreI grew up thinking that men invented football just to get out of doing dishes.
Read MoreThe best thing I can say about this year is that there was plenty of time to clean all my closets. I didn’t, but I had time to.
Read MoreI have to eat every four or five hours if the people I love are going to continue loving me back.
Read MorePeople who go through haunted houses without jumping obviously have sluggish reflexes and probably shouldn’t operate motorized vehicles.
Read MoreWhy do you think God made wind? To blow your leaves into your neighbor’s yard, that’s why.
Read MoreIt doesn’t seem right to replace a reliable refrigerator just because it occasionally flings a jar of mustard across the room. Nobody’s perfect.
Read MoreThe Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is the granddaddy of all bike gatherings. (I know it’s sexist, but calling it the “grandmother” of all bike gatherings might get you killed.)
Read MoreIf your area is suffering from drought, just hire me to come pitch a tent on your property.
Read MoreA fitness tracker, doesn’t know the difference between a walk you take because you’re highly motivated to get some exercise and one you take because you’re highly motivated to find your car keys.
Read MoreThis is a story about the importance of being flexible. Or maybe it’s about the dangers of vanity. Or being overly cautious or just plain foolish.
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More than 17 million Americans suffer from friggatriskaidekaphobia though they seldom admit it, mainly because they can’t pronounce it.
Here’s a nice way to help your Valentine hear your side of things without having to listen to theirs.
I realize I’m late getting my Christmas letter out, but there’s a good reason for that: I’m late writing it
Read MoreIt’s good to try before you buy—except for groceries. Don’t do that.
Read MoreDon’t slam doors; you never know who might be napping. Don’t ask a woman when her baby is due unless you’re ure she’s pregnant. And be kind to everyone you meet; you never know who might win the lottery next.
Read MoreIf surveys were dollar bills, I could afford health insurance.
Read MoreI was planning to write an insightful and informative post on the subject of gasbags, being well-acquainted with many and having been called one myself on more than one occasion. But once again, being insightful and informative proved to be too much for me.
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