Got that end of a 3-day weekend blues? Here are four goodies to take your mind off tomorrow. The first two are from Old Horsetail Snake --go check out the whole bl*g if you want to bust a gut!
1. Two tourists were driving through Louisiana. As they approached Natchitoches, they started arguing about the pronounciation of the town. They argued back and forth until they finally stopped for lunch.
As they stood at the counter, one tourist asked the blonde employee, "Before we order, could you please settle an argument for us? Would you please pronounce where we are...very...slowly?"
The blonde leaned over the counter and said, "Burrrrrrr,gerrrrrrr,Kiiiiing."
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2. Jambalaya....(a warbling 4 year old with accordion)
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3. And...on NPR's StoryCorps, Red Nose's absolutely delightful interview with Anna Wise, her 96-year-old mother!
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4. AND, last but not least, "Hattie", created by A Little Red Hen with her own two knitting needles.
BONUS: Lest we get too happy, take a squint at this!
The Coin Video is fabulous! Scary, but really wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI went over to Hoss and I'm afraid I didn't find his current post daming the Democrats too funny. Maybe I have lost my sense of humor!
Hattie is Adorable, by the way!
rats! i skipped over the post on how to be a good Democrat without reading it...so sorry i recommended visiting his website without making a disclaimer. i'm gonna forward that particular post to the good folks at shakesville or sweetjesusbutihatechrismatthews, suggest they do one on how to be a good republican. THAT should be hilarious.
ReplyDeletethanks fr the visit...and the heads up.
happy tuesday!
thanks both to you and the "other naomi" for admiring my yarncraft.
ReplyDeleteyes, it's that cold here too--and too warm in the subway. crossing 42nd street at noon: 50-something business type guy with scarf pushed up from neck to cover ears--and cigarette dangling from his lips. wanted to point out that it might ignite his scarf but who wants to be nudgy old lady from uptown.
WOW that little boy with his accordion was awesome.
ReplyDeletelittle hunter hayes and his accordion! wotta kid!! i really loved that.
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