Signs of the holidays — past and future . . .
Easter will be featured next . . . it’s coming on March 31, 2013. WOW — the last Friday Funny of the year. It’s been GREAT fun looking for absurd and/or silly things all around to share here.
Thanks for the comments; hope you smiled or laughed — or BOTH.
Life is full of humor as quoted below:
The secret to humor is surprise. (Aristotle)
When humor goes, there goes civilization. (Erma Bombeck)
Humor is just another defense against the universe. (Mel Brooks)
There is hope for the future because God has a sense of humor and we are funny to God. (Bill Cosby)
Start every day off with a smile and get it over with. (WC Fields)
Humor is mankind's greatest blessing. (Mark Twain)
Analyzing humor is like dissecting a frog. Few people are interested and the frog dies of it. (E. B. White)
11 comments:
The stores just keep us speeding right along. Ha! I've enjoyed your Friday Funnies! Hope you have a nice weekend.
Ah, commercialism is alive and well and all the seasons seem to roll into one, at least in the stores. I enjoy your Friday Funnies.
I am still in the xmas season myself
The Middle Day sales started already before Christmas this year :-) It turns out that many stores were more expensive at the sales than they were before Christmas :-)
Have a great day!
Christer.
Oh, that poor teddy bear looks so sad. Nobody loved him enough to take him home for Xmas.
What are they promoting?
New years or Valentine's Day Items..?
Happy New year toy you Beatrice.
Costas
That's retail for you no sooner finished one holiday on to the next . I worked in retail for years in a large 2 story department store and it was always like this ! Hope you all have Happy New Year !
I look for swim suits on sale next week! It's a pleasure/joy to visit with you. Happy New Year!
Valentine's! I'm still in giving mode!...:) JP
Commercialism reigns supreme. I am still grumpy about by passing Halloween and Thanksgiving in October for Christmas. Someday all the seasons will be back at the right time, but I dream...
Good grief. It gets earlier every year.
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