National Humor Month

Any month that kicks off with a day dedicated to practical jokes is bound to be bursting with laughter and smiles. The calendar reserves most other months of the year to raise awareness to various illnesses and diseases, which is why I’m particularly fond of April. It’s National Humor Month; it’s time to laugh; it’s ... More

Amused by Mula

By: Post Editors

I enjoy reading your magazine from cover to cover, but my favorite articles are ones by writer Rose Madeline Mula. Being a senior also, I can relate so much to the issues of which she so humorously writes, like her article, But Wait! There’s More!! in the Nov./Dec. 2008 issue. I noted that she now ... More

And Step On It!

By: Post Editors

“Our town is doing everything possible to conserve energy. The Weekly Shopper carries a big picture of a city bus with this advice in large black letters: TAKE TWICE DAILY FOR GAS RELIEF.” — Lois Muehl ... More

Delayed Resemblance

By: Post Editors

“Once they are out From under her thumb, How like their mom Do daughters become!” — R.C. Shebelski ... More

A Higher Calling?

By: Post Editors

“At one of our church services, someone’s cell phone rang and broke the silence. At one of our church services, someone’s cell phone rang and broke the silence. The priest stopped what he was doing, took a few steps forward, and said in a calm voice, ‘If that’s not God calling, shut off that phone.’” ... More

The Powers of Deduction

By: Post Editors

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson go on a camping trip. After a good dinner and a bottle of wine, they retire for the night and go to sleep. Hours later, Holmes wakes up and nudges his faithful friend. “Watson, look up at the sky and tell me what you see.” “I see millions and millions ... More

Like Mother Used to Do

By: Post Editors

He criticized her pudding. He didn’t like her cake. He wished that she’d make biscuits Like mother used to make. She didn’t wash the dishes. She didn’t make a stew. She didn’t darn his socks Like mother used to do. So when he went one day The same old rigmarole thru She turned and boxed ... More

These Crazy Infomercials

By: Post Editors

I want to thank you for your magazine. It’s absolutely my favorite. All the articles are interesting and informative, and the humor is outstanding. What prompted me to write this is the hilarious feature written by Rose Mula in your Nov./Dec. 2008 issue entitled “But Wait! There’s More!!”—all about TV infomercials. We can all relate ... More

From the Devil’s Dictionary

By: Post Editors

“Alone, adj. In bad company. “Babe or baby, n. A misshapen creature of no particular age, sex, or condition, chiefly remarkable for the violence of the sympathies and antipathies it excites in others. “Day, n. A period of twenty-four hours, mostly misspent. “Egotist, n. A person of low taste, more interested in himself than in ... More