Pandemic By Phone
A woman is behind me
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Laughter is a fine medicine.
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Should be sold, in bulk.
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Susannah, I agree that we have to find the humor in things or we’ll go nuts. Didn’t that yahoo realize she might be doing something wrong when you two were laughing at her? Maybe when the world revolves around you, you’re oblivious to the pesky space debris floating by.
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She had no clue. She was truly on another planet. Pluto perhaps? π
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Ha ha, or Uranus.
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I’m glad you agree. Always comforting to have a partner in crime.
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Haha! I enjoyed everything in this post. Such a great read during these challenging times. β€
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I had a good friend named Camille. Smiles are hard to come by these days. Glad to have provided one. π
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‘Ya never know where your entertainment will call out…humor is good for the soul – especially at this maniacal time! The world needs all the laughs it can get…even little rolls in the spaced out, check-out lines. Good hoots.
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Good hoots, right back attacha.
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There is no way you could make this stuff up, Susannah. Lots of laughs here.
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You said it.
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π
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Humour is primordial, as far as I am concerned. No way in hell I’d have gotten through life without it.
And for some people, dontcha know, rules don’t apply?
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Love the word..primordial. Goes into Marc’s Melville File. Yeah, welcome to the monkey house, another term for the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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We have quite the file going, don’t we? π
The crazies are everywhere…
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Yes, we do. It’s pretty great.
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Agreed.
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Instant rapport with your line-mate! Fun! I loved your choice of words to describe the oblivious one. It takes all kinds, though we’d like to remove a few.
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Yes it does. I’m grateful I’m not that unconscious.
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You could never be that oblivious of others.
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No, I don’t seem to gave that gene.
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SB
There are eight planets in our solar system, but there are countless more right here on terra firma. These people live on the planet called “Mine”, and as such abide to the sovereignty of that dubious firm of “Me, Myself and I”. Where everything is for them and about them.
I never want to live in such a place. I’d much rather understand the world as a shared enterprise, whose better and worse is ours to make.
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Sounds like a perfect world. When you locate it, will you let me know? π
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I probably won’t get there. I just can’t relate . . .
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A good thing. It’s how I feel about Vegas. π
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I’ve done Vegas. Once. The whole experience and now I’m good . . .
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I’ll bet. My internet has been down. Will read Heroes now. π
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PS Like terra firma.
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π
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Human nature never fails us … dear lord… hahaha
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No, this is true.
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That’s probably the best response in these tense times, to just have a laugh at it and go on. The whole world’s gone crazy, but at least insensitive jerks will never change. π
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She could have been an exhibit at a state fair. π
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