Thank you for all the best wishes for today. I do hope that you all have a great day and this will hopefully put laughing smile on your faces for a happy Monday
Berwick xxx
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While on a road trip, an elderly couple stopped at a roadside restaurant for lunch.
After finishing their meal, they left the restaurant, and resumed their trip.
When leaving, the elderly woman unknowingly left her glasses on the table, and
She didn't miss them until they had been driving for about forty minutes.
By then, to add to the aggravation, they had to travel quite a distance before
They could find a place to turn around, in order to return to the restaurant
To retrieve her glasses.
All the way back, the elderly husband became the classic grouchy old man.
He fussed and complained, and scolded his wife relentlessly during the
Entire return drive. The more he chided her, the more agitated he became.
He just wouldn't let up for a single minute.
To her relief, they finally arrived at the restaurant. As the woman got out of
The car, and hurried inside to retrieve her glasses, the old geezer yelled to her,
While you're in there, you might as well get my hat and the credit card.
This coming week is National Senior Mental Health Week. You can do YOUR part
By remembering to contact at least one unstable Senior to show you care.
I have now done MY part.
Doctor, Doctor, I keep dreaming of bats, creepy-crawlies, demons, ghosts, monsters, vampires, werewolves and yetis.
Doctor: How interesting. Do you always dream in alphabetical order?
There's a dolphin on my doorstep.
It's an ordinary day.
He's delivering the paper
in his ordinary way.
There's a bison in my bathtub
singing ordinary songs,
and some hippos having ordinary
hippo sing-alongs.
In the pantry there's a penguin
painting ordinary scenes
of opposums in their ordinary
orange submarines.
There's an ordinary rhino
racing up and down the stairs,
chasing ordinary chimpanzees
and ordinary bears.
In the living room are llamas
dancing ordinary jigs,
like a dozen rather ordinary
llama whirigigs.
It's an ordinary day for me;
I promise you it's true.
And I hope your day is simply
extra ordinary too.
Bubble wrap, bubble wrap,
pop, pop, pop.
Wrapped around my bottom.
Wrapped around my top.
I'm double-wrapped in bubble wrap
It's covering my clothes.
It's wrapped around my fingers.
It's wrapped around my toes.
I've wrapped myself in bubble wrap
exactly as I'd planned.
But now I'm tied so tightly,
I can barely even stand.
I'm having trouble walking.
I can hardly even hop.
I guess I'll have to roll today.
Pop, pop, pop.
I often contradict myself.
Oh no, I never do.
I argue with me day and night.
That simply isn't true.
Oh yes it is. Oh no it's not.
I do this all day long.
Oh no I don't. Oh yes I do.
That's right. No way! It's wrong.
I'm really quite agreeable.
I argue night and day.
I love to be around myself.
I wish I'd go away.
So if you see me arguing,
it's certain that you won't.
I like to contradict myself.
I promise you I don't.
Question. How many bingo callers does it take to change a light bulb?
Answer. One, on its own, just the one!
Q: Policeman, when you stopped the defendant, were the red and blue lights flashing on your police car?
A: Yes.
Q: Did the defendant say anything when she got out of her vehicle?
A: Yes, sir.
Q: What did she say?
A: What disco am I at?
Something Missing?
Last week, Vicky, a distraught wife went to the local police station in Wigan, Lancashire, along with her next-door neighbour, Pauline, to report that her husband was missing.
The policeman asked for a description of the missing man.
Vicky described him clearly and in detail, 'He is 35 years old, 6ft 4inches, has dark eyes, dark wavy hair, an athletic build, weighs 185 pounds, is softly-spoken and is fabulous with the children.
Pauline interrupts her protesting, 'Why Vicky, your husband is 5 ft 8 inches, corpulent, bald, has a big mouth, and is horrid to your children.
Vicky replied, with a sigh, 'Yes, but who wants HIM back?'
This is how to find your wife, even in the busiest supermarket. Follow these four point instructions, the technique never fails.
Have a look around at the shoppers, then walk up to the prettiest girl in the store.
Say to her, 'Excuse me, can you help me? I cannot see my wife, and I know that she is here in the supermarket somewhere. Can you just talk to me for a couple of minutes?'
The pretty girl will ask: 'Why?'
You reply: 'Because every time I talk to a beautiful woman, my wife materialises out of thin air.'
I recently asked a friend, 'Has your son decided what he wants to be when he grows up?'
'Yes, he wants to be a garbage collector', my friend replied.
I had to think about that one for a moment. 'That's a rather strange ambition to have for a career,' I finally managed to reply.
'Well,' said the boy's father, 'he thinks that garbage collectors only work on Tuesdays'.
Optimism
People who are optimistic, by definition feel happier about the future as they assume things will be better than they likely will be, even in the face of a negative past.
Contented
People who are not bothered by the past or future can also just be happy in the present moment. Worry about the future is a common creator of unhappiness, and stopping worrying can give you a huge boost.
Humour
Those with a sense of fun and who can laugh, especially at themselves, are generally happier.
Laughing at yourself implies a sound sense of security with a reduced tendency to worry, which in turn contributes to happiness.
Achievement
People who challenge themselves, seeking to learn and achieve find pleasure not only in reaching their goals but also in the struggle and focus to get there.
They often set both smaller and larger goals, enabling them to get a sense of achievement in each of the little steps along the way to the greater joy of achieving something significant.
Caring
People who are altruistic, caring for others and spending time helping them often find great happiness in this. Caring for others gets you out of yourself and stops you worrying. Seeing others who are less fortunate than you can also provide motivation.
Integrity
Being true to yourself creates internal alignment and reduces inner conflict that prevents you from being truly happy. This helps to explain how caring works -- if you have an internal Values that says 'caring is right', then by caring for others you increase internal alignment.
Gratitude
People who are grateful for their lot in life and who show gratitude towards others for the things they receive have been found to be happier. Notably, thanks can be found in many religious prayers.
Activity
When people keep busy they are often happier than those who slow down, watch TV, surf the net and other less active things.
Activity reduces time for moping, adds interest and increases the chance of meeting others and finding happiness in new areas.
Well that is it for today my friends..
Have a great Monday
Breath Easy My friends
Berwick xxx
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