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by Jokideo - Funny jokes, pictures and videos on May 15, 2013
THE AGES BEFORE “CIVILIZATION” WERE MORE ADVANCED THAN OUR MODERN TIMES

MR. SPOCK WOULD SAY – FASCINATING! =================================================================================== Grotesque Mummy Head Reveals Advanced Medieval Science By Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer | LiveScience.c...
by The Word Warrior-Bonju Blog on Mar 5, 2013
A widow finds a passionate love, while renting a cabin in the Colorado Rockies

Friday's Revolving Book is the contemporary romance THE RUNAWAY by AUGUSTA WRIGHT. NEW RELEASE! ONLY $1.99 ON AMAZON KINDLE! AMAZON: http://tinyurl.com/bly53dt SYNOPSIS: Linzie Russell raised her daughters with love, and was a devoted wife to...
by thepopculturedivas on Jan 18, 2013
If Pumpkins Were Money, I’d Be Rich

Before we get started, allow me to say that I’ve changed my name from Middle Aged Plague to This Woman Writes, where I will eventually be transferring my posts and writing. Please, if you are a regular reader, let’s not lose one another.
by Middle Aged Plague on Jan 17, 2013
Dressing up my Mum. :)

From the title you all must have guessed the content inside hehe. Like i told you earlier in my post that i am at my hometown now. It was yesterday that i got to know that we have a wedding to attend.I am not in high spirits these days and...
by Everything That Matters... on Jan 16, 2013
Life’s — and Death’s — Lessons

I visited my father the other day. Generally, these visits consist of my kneeling before a concrete slab, embedded in which is a plaque bearing Dad’s name and two salient dates. I tell him how much we miss him and how glad we are that he’...
by Middle Aged Plague on Jan 10, 2013
I’m a Believer — So Are You

We disagree with one another a lot these days, but I think I’ve found three sentences we can all say, “Yes, that’s true,” to: 1) We are all born. 2) We all die. 3) In between, we operate each of our lives based upon individual...
by Middle Aged Plague on Dec 19, 2012
Married — 30 Years — with Children

We started out young and dumb, and next week will find us middle aged and wiser. Tuesday the Norwegian Artist and I celebrate 30 years of marriage. One man, one woman, who decided to throw our lots in together and see where our combined energy, talen...
by Middle Aged Plague on Dec 13, 2012
The Socks from Hell

I have conquered the Socks from Hell. It is not so much that I have subjugated these hand-knitted demons to their knees so much that I have brought them to my feet. Snugly, quietly, they embrace my very soles, and you would never guess how much angui...
by Middle Aged Plague on Dec 5, 2012
The Seasonal, Annual, Holiday, Snuffling Cold

I feel yucky. My nose is stuffed, I cough — twice — every 30 seconds, I can’t hear through the plugging of my ears, there’s a chill that has nothing to do with a draft, my lithesome form drapes lethargically over the sofa like...
by Middle Aged Plague on Nov 28, 2012
Black Friday — Shopping Can Be Fun, Really

Any of you with teenagers know that you’re frequently unpopular with them for major issues like, say, breathing, and for awhile, our policy of not buying electronics, CDs, DVDs, or digital detritus really affected our poll numbers. “But i...
by Middle Aged Plague on Nov 19, 2012
Mr. Smith Stays out of Washington

Tired-of-Being-Youngest is attending culinary school, which I assure you is just as delicious as it sounds. I can’t wait until spring quarter, when she studies Baking and Pastries, and am sure that I will work off all of her homework assignment...
by Middle Aged Plague on Nov 15, 2012
Three Simple Steps to Solving the World’s Problems

The beauty about solving the world’s problems is that you don’t have to be rich, famous, or running for president to do so — all these people propound, and often push through, their ideas, which ultimately don’t work any bette...
by Middle Aged Plague on Oct 31, 2012
Let Freedom Ring — Start with School Lunch

Well, so the election is coming up, or sort of happening, the excitement of an actual election day long watered down by a two or three or four-week voting “process.” Somehow, it’s just not the same thing, sitting down at the dining...
by Middle Aged Plague on Oct 24, 2012
Awash with Squash

It was a dark and stormy night. Amidst the raging wind, and while I sat cosily knitting on the couch, The Norwegian Artist and the Son and Heir brought in the last of the garden’s harvest. (Those of you who enjoy a comfortable, long-time relati...
by Middle Aged Plague on Oct 17, 2012
The Jane Austen Cocktail Party Game

Halloween is weeks away, and we all know what that means. Yep. Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat (by the way, have you, or anyone you know, ever actually eaten a goose?), and the round of cocktail parties will find you out every night, gi...
by Middle Aged Plague on Oct 10, 2012
“The Least of These” Are Great Indeed

Wisdom comes from the strangest places. I have just finished reading my latest novel, The Little Engine That Could by Watty Piper, which is admittedly a children’s book that the Toddler and I enjoyed before naptime, but there’s more sub...
by Middle Aged Plague on Oct 3, 2012
Snow Patrol: I Love You, but My Family Doesn’t

The atmosphere in the car crackled with hostility. (How is that for a cheesy, spy novel introduction?) I had just taken over the wheel, prepared to drive the mind-numbingly boring section. The Norwegian Artist, who, per our long understood agreement...
by Middle Aged Plague on Sep 26, 2012
“Quiet” and “Shy” Are Not the Same Word

At one time, like a lot of reserved people, I considered myself shy. The misconception is understandable, given that once a room fills with more than four unrelated people, I clam up like an oyster trapped inside a mussel shell, thanks to some pig-ta...
by Middle Aged Plague on Sep 17, 2012
My Unwanted Follower

Sometimes, when we’re young and nubile and wearing tight pants, guys follow a little close. And while my pants may fit a little tighter than what I like now and then, I’m no longer young and nubile, so I knew the guy who was way too close to my b...
by Middle Aged Plague on Sep 6, 2012
