laughter is the best medicine....

This poster on my kitchen wall, never fails to elicit a smile. Especially when making my plunger coffee!

[Matt2584]

The title is true, laughter is the best medicine. I remember a few years ago someone told me how a man with a brain injury treated their injury by watching films that made them laugh. Apparently, when people laugh their brains produce a chemical that can heal.

It's a shame I have a dry humour and don't laugh so much :).

[Hidden in reply to Matt2584]

A dry sense of humour is just as good Matt. I bet you laugh just as much on the inside. That's good medicine too!

[Matt2584 in reply to Hidden]

I'm glad you see it that way. I do laugh a lot on the inside too and I try to smile a lot when needed.

I was being a bit modest about my dry humour. I can be dry at times but can also have a... Wet sense of humour too :).

For instance, I am in a cinema or theatre and I could be watching something that is humourous but some things said or done can seem, to me, smirk-worthy and someone in the row behind me finds this certain something hilarious.

[marzy31 in reply to Matt2584]

I have a very dry sense of humour I can totally relate to your cinema experience. It made me think of something.

I went to blackpool dungeons recently and found the whole thing absolutely hilarious never laughed so much in a long time. Highly recommend.

[cat3]

That certainly strikes a chord for me Claire. If I'm raring for a fight, a cuppa will always transform me into the sweet / reasonable person I prefer to be ! 😇 xxx

[Matt2584 in reply to cat3]

I sense a bit of Jekyll and Hyde there :).

[cat3 in reply to Matt2584]

Really.............? How very dare you !!

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(xx)