Showing posts with label sneezing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sneezing. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 4, 2015

REASONS TO BE GRATEFUL




I am grateful that I am not a blue doodle with red teeth.  (If I was, then what a problem I would have keeping my teeth red when brushing makes them white.)


I am grateful I am not a coffin and not a sneezing, and am in good Hellth.


I am grateful that I provide a refuge for bad smells.


I am grateful that I do not need to be refrigerated.


I am grateful that I am satisfied with my life because I have no idea where to get a refund.


I am grateful that my head contains nothing in particular. This keeps me smiling all the time.


I am grateful that I am washable, and do not permanently stain clothing.


I am grateful that I suffer from a fine madness, and defy classification by social workers.


I am grateful that I go on forever even after my blog stops.

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

UNCONNECTED MUSINGS ABOUT THE NOT-WANTED TOP NEWSPAPER, AND GERMAPHOBES


A pile of newspapers -- free or for sale. 
How come most people don't take the one on top?  They reach for the second or third or forth or tenth, but refuse to take the nothing-wrong-with-it newspaper on the top.

Even when someone takes the newspaper on the top making the second newspaper the top newspaper, and people see this, they still won't take the former-second-from-the-top newspaper.  They feel that there is something wrong with this newspaper now that it is on top.  Perhaps there is.  Who knows?





Germs.  We need germs to help strengthen our immune system.  Yet most people are terrified of germs. 
 

I don't have a fear of germs.  Whatever does not kill me makes me a whiny sick guy with a stronger immune system.

I see the germaphobes at the public computers.  They take  a sanitized towelette and meticulously wipe down the computer's keyboard, and the desk area surrounding the computer keyboard over and over again.  They use a tissue to cover the mouse so there is no direct contact between their hands and the mouse. 

And then these germaphobes sit down to use the computer -- all the while coughing and sneezing and sniffling.  I have yet to see a germaphobe who hasn't coughed or sneezed or sniffled after sanitizing a computer.  And I aways think, "Perhaps if you allowed yourself some germs, then your stronger immune system may cut down on your coughs and sneezes and sniffles."