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The words “Cook in your underwear” aren’t that funny.
But in the context of a speech I gave last week to the Idaho Association of School Administrators, the phrase prompted 500 people to spontaneously laugh out loud. For a speaker and [...]
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Dr. Rajiv Samant is a radiation oncologist and author of Smiles From The Clinic: A Humorous Look At Cancer – a cartoon book designed for cancer patients, health care professionals and anyone who has been touched by cancer, [...]
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Elaine Ambrose, who through her books, blogs, and speaking engagements, encourages women over fifty to discover the happiness that comes from having a consistent laughter routine.
Her new book, Midlife Cabernet, recently won a [...]
How many times during the course of the day do you catch yourself actually laughing?
Laughing is very good for your overall health and attitude.
It releases a lot of emotions, helps you to visibility relax and recharges the soul and on top [...]
Most people talk to God, pray to God or communicate in various ways to the creator of the universe—hoping that such a greater power exists to listen to them.
Some beg God to save them or help them at some point in their lives. Others beseech [...]
Humor/laughter helps us at every level of life – physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and psychological.
But, don’t we already know this?
Somehow, we think that since we are adults we have to be serious, all of the time.
A good [...]
Having grown up in a bright purple house, my mother was a costumer for the local Theater Guild.
Every holiday she decorated the large pink ceramic pig in our front yard and I thought we were normal.
I was always voted class clown and made sure [...]