Soft ice-cream, the smell of freshly cut grass, spending time with the family, my fluffers, reading, all things sweet related, grapes, strawberries and pineapples - these are a few of my favourite things.
But laughing beats all of these hands down. Besides the fact that you can burn quite a few calories doing it (and I need all the help I can get) it also apparently reduces the chances of a heart attack or something equally sinister (disclaimer: I may have made the first excuse up or imagined someone knowledgable told me this just to make me feel better).
So, anything that makes me laugh is a good thing. It's easy to make me laugh, I'm not fussy and the silliest of things make me laugh (cue the Resolva advert) so I love getting funny emails. Hubby was sensible enough to send the latest one to my home email address because had he sent it to work I would not have been able to hide the fact that I was laughing hysterically in the corner. It wasn't rude but it made me laugh so much that I cried for 20 minutes, I hurt my sides (why I think holding them will hurt less I don't know....) and eventually my laugh sounded like it was mixed with a foghorn which may have worried me at any other time.
What were you looking at you might be asking. Now I am not one for treating your animals unfairly but 2 of the pictures Hubby thought I may find amusing are below:
This was the first one I started crying at. Not amazingly funny but my brain found it amusing that anyone can put a bag on their fluffers head and get them to just sit there nice and well-behaved. My fluffers would not do that if I bribed them with a lifetime's supply of dog food.
This is the one that did me in peeps. I mean, 1. Why? and 2. How on earth do you get your dog to do this? I was still crying with laughter when I got to my friends 20 minutes later. Hubby loves that this type of thing can keep me amused for hours, I love that he knows me well enough to know what will make me laugh and how much.
But laughing beats all of these hands down. Besides the fact that you can burn quite a few calories doing it (and I need all the help I can get) it also apparently reduces the chances of a heart attack or something equally sinister (disclaimer: I may have made the first excuse up or imagined someone knowledgable told me this just to make me feel better).
So, anything that makes me laugh is a good thing. It's easy to make me laugh, I'm not fussy and the silliest of things make me laugh (cue the Resolva advert) so I love getting funny emails. Hubby was sensible enough to send the latest one to my home email address because had he sent it to work I would not have been able to hide the fact that I was laughing hysterically in the corner. It wasn't rude but it made me laugh so much that I cried for 20 minutes, I hurt my sides (why I think holding them will hurt less I don't know....) and eventually my laugh sounded like it was mixed with a foghorn which may have worried me at any other time.
What were you looking at you might be asking. Now I am not one for treating your animals unfairly but 2 of the pictures Hubby thought I may find amusing are below:
This was the first one I started crying at. Not amazingly funny but my brain found it amusing that anyone can put a bag on their fluffers head and get them to just sit there nice and well-behaved. My fluffers would not do that if I bribed them with a lifetime's supply of dog food.
This is the one that did me in peeps. I mean, 1. Why? and 2. How on earth do you get your dog to do this? I was still crying with laughter when I got to my friends 20 minutes later. Hubby loves that this type of thing can keep me amused for hours, I love that he knows me well enough to know what will make me laugh and how much.
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