Giggles and Stress Relief

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auto correct malfunctions, cell phones, damn you auto correct, giggles, health, LOL cats, stress relief, T9, text messaging, texts from last night

Happy Valentine’s Day for those of us still in February 14th.

I’ve heard laughter is the cure for cancer.  Whether it is or not, it’s great stress relief and working three jobs, I certainly need that from time to time.  Most of my LOLs come from online so I thought I would share a few of my favorite sites that bring laughter to my life, not including all of the many blogs that touch my heart as there are far too many of those to list.

LOL cats: http://icanhascheezburger.com/

ADORABLE images of cats and their poor grammar.  There’s also videos, but I tend to scroll past those.

Texts from last night: http://www.textsfromlastnight.com/

Funny so long as it’s not happening to you type text messages and sometimes conversations.  My all time favorite one went something like:

P1: Why did I wake up duct taped to the roof?

P2: It was easier than explaining you couldn’t fly.

Damn you auto correct: http://damnyouautocorrect.com/

Self explanatory.  My favorite:

I intend to use that the next time I need to expand on an LOL.

Do you visit these sites as well?  Where do you get your giggles and stress relief?

-Eliabeth

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brownie, cooking, fiction, food, health, ice cream, judgement, life, photography, poetry, relationships, stories, writing

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I thanked the waitress as she placed the brownie before me. My mother-in-law stared at it with pursed lips. The woman’s skin stretched over her petite frame, she was dry like a prune. I glanced at the ice cream as it began to melt, it hugged the brownie. “That looks,” my mother-in-law paused. “Creamy.” Heat flushed my cheeks and a nervous knot tightened in my stomach. I found it hard to keep my salivating tongue at bay. I wanted to eat the brownie but with my skeletal mother-in-law judging me I didn’t know if I could. “Hows the baby?” My in-law pried. “Still big?” The brownie was soaking up the cream like a sponge. A spark of anger energized my fingers. “Healthy,” I snapped and sunk my fork spitefully into the heart of my desert.

– Ermisenda Alvarez

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