bookmark_borderThis is why we can’t have nice things…

A gingerbread house appeared in our office and after a few days, it was starting to look pretty mangled. Then the fun began…

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The people who live in our office gingerbread house are planning a party when we’re closed for the break!
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I fear the house is in danger!!
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A new development!
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Oh no, what have they done?
For the record, I was not responsible for the house's demise.
For the record, I was not responsible for the house’s demise.
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The Gingerbread people have packed up and hit the open road. Who knows where they are headed….

 

Next week: A new home.
This series originally appeared over about a week on my Facebook page, but “PART TWO: A NEW HOME” will live both there and also here on my blog.

bookmark_borderBut that’s not funny!

Bizarro-Clown-Laugh-SupportI like people who like to laugh. Not necessarily “funny” people who crack me up, but rather the kind of people who can appreciate the humour in everyday situations — as well as serious social, political, economic and environmental issues. The sub-prime mortgage crisis, global warming, Stephen Harper’s hair, genetic modified food — all can be funny.

People who laugh easily and often are my people. Folks who want to discuss issues earnestly are fine — don’t get the wrong idea about me. The world badly needs people like that. They probably have lots of fun sharing ideas in serious tones over coffee and PowerPoint presentations. They care.

Me, I care, too. About lots of issues. Really.

But if you can laugh about something that’s difficult and it helps, then we have something in common — so let’s be friends!