Oddities and Humor

Believe it or not, it's a banana.

I'm not too sure this is a funny situation.

Yes I see it the humor but in the back of my mind I feel something is going on that I don't know about but you, others do.

Those were getting close to some of my mother in law's recipes, especially the one with lime jello. MIL used mustard in hers somehow - I have forgotten how. But, I'm looking back from here more fondly. She was always collecting recipes and trying, having advanced rheumatoid arthritis for a lot of her life, and she was happy with her food, which was of the days of those recipes in the buzzfeed thing.
Father in law was the better cook.

Vonny.

Why did you scare your wife?

She looks terrified. Or if your a woman replace wife with husband.

I came to the conclusion early on in my Aussie experience that one of the keys to surviving in Australia was a sense of humour, the ability to make people laugh. If you get a laugh occasionally out of my emails that will help to balance all the serious stuff, eh? A sense of humour did not seem that essential when I was growing up in Canada or in my early years of adulthood, at least until I was in my mid-twenties.

I was hired for a job as a probation and parole officer in 1979 at the age of 35 in Devonport Tasmania. The relevant government department interviewed 18 people and I got the nod for the position. I asked the panel chairman why the department chose me for the position and he said a big factor was my sense of humour. Sadly, I had a hypomanic attack at the end of the first week and my medical had not cleared--and I lost the job on medical grounds and spent the next month is the psychiatric wing of the Launceston General Hospital. I did not get a FT job for another 18 months. It was in a tin mine. Such is life, eh?

On the question of art and your experience, I leave you with the following notion that: life imitating art is the reverse of the normal process whereby art is made to resemble life. The concept derives from an Oscar Wilde aphorism, "Life imitates art far more than art imitates Life."

Odd and humorous. Thanks.

Dog robs the hot chicken nuggets out of the oven.

No offense to Bea-gals or their owners, I never thought they were that bright. Must be a mix!

I'm waiting for the Hollywood adaptation starring George Clooney as the beagle.

I looked at what RonPrice stated as facts ((factual)). Would you agree or disagree?

Did I miss something?

I don't actually believe [in] aliens, or anything along with.

((I do believe. people can get inside your head.)), - sometimes - ((depending on who the person is by messing/f***ing with your head)) and hit all those wrong nerves ((caus(e)))ing ((you to go [crazy])).

I don't read Ron Price. Too long in every case.

I feel you can learn something from him. I love that.

When my posts are too long for some readers, just give them a miss. Writers can not please all the people all of the time. We each have different reading and life tastes. The general convention at most sites involving dialogue in cyberspace is to keep it simple and short. I do this sometimes. Wishing you all well from Australia.-Ron

:sincere smile being lost in thought while looking down: