Tag Archives: humor
END OF SUMMER
I thought it was time for something funny for a change. I’m tired of posting sad commentaries. It’s time to get down to some serious humor. This is an old post, but reflects some of the things you may be … Continue reading
AGING, MY WAY!
I’m a big fan of Maxine. She tells it like it is and I often do too. I’m much more courageous when I don’t have to confront anyone face to face. The written word is my battleground and often I … Continue reading
FERAL CATS
When we moved into our new “old” house, we weren’t aware that there were a number of feral cats in the neighborhood. They all look pretty healthy, so they obviously are being cared for by the many animal lovers in … Continue reading
THE MAN UNDER THE HAT
The fellow in this picture bears no resemblance to the man of today. He went through many stages of hairstyles during his time. This one was the beginning of his Bob Ross look, but it was before Bob ever became … Continue reading
FISHER MAN
“Do not tell fish stories where the people know you; but particularly, don’t tell them where they know the fish.”Mark Twain His dad was the first to teach him how to fish. It was a wonderful bonding experience for them in … Continue reading
UP TO THE CABIN
ORIGINAL ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© The week has dragged on far too long, it’s time to get away, You pack the car and sing a song when Friday comes your way. You fight the traffic and … Continue reading
WHERE’S THE PATIENT?
It was one of those down times on the roller coaster of our early married life. My husband was about to embark on a new job in a different state and we had no insurance. I had remained in our old … Continue reading
MR. PAUL – INTERPRETIVE NATURALIST
One day, as my husband worked as an interpretive naturalist, a boy of about 6 came up to him, looked him square in the eyes and said, “Mr. Paul, are you a paleontologist? Without skipping a beat, Paul replied, “No, son. … Continue reading
MORNING SWEETNESS
ORIGINAL ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© Just before the day is started, right before the rising sun, He starts each early morning, with a cinnamon frosted bun, And then he turns his attention, to the work which must be … Continue reading
