Put a teen and a parent under one roof, and one of them is definitely annoying the other!
Humor
Cartoons: Hoop Humor
It’s time to have a little fun with that sport on the court!
Wit’s End: What’s My Love Language? You Don’t Want to Know
“I loved my family, but at this point, togetherness was not at the top of my list. My main love language at the end of 2020 was a solo ticket to Hawaii and $10,000 cash.”
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Cartoons: Company’s Coming
Remember when friends visited us? Inside? In our homes? Maybe those good old days weren’t all they were cracked up to be!
Cartoons: Joking about Smoking
Smoking is no laughing matter, but back when most people lit up, cartoonists found plenty of ways to poke some fun.
Humor by Philip Gulley
More by Philip GulleyThe Upside of Hypochondria
A talent for hysteria comes in handy during a pandemic.
Finding the Balance between Rosy and Ominous Predictions
Philip Gulley has learned to lop off the extremes when it comes to predictions, particularly when it concerns COVID-19.
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Chautauqua: Family Get-Aways for Knowledge, Beauty, Community
The 145-year-old Chautauqua Movement, offering families a summertime immersion in lectures, music, and prayer, is still going strong.
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No More Mr. Ice Guy
Philip Gulley shares stories of his failed career in frozen foods.
Fun & Games
More Fun & GamesNovember/December 2020 Limerick Laughs Winner and Runners-up
Enjoy the winning poems from our November/December 2020 limerick contest
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Logophile: Clever Word Quizzes
Enjoy our trio of brain teasers for word geeks.
September/October 2020 Limerick Laughs Winner and Runners-up
Read the winners of our September/October 2020 Limerick Laughs contest.
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The Logophile: Scheming Nigel
We look at whether to blame bad ideas on a hare or hair.