Ladies, in case you need some advice on the proper application of your morning makeup, here are two glamorous women to give you the run down.
From the Huffington Post, Lily Karlin:
And the adorable ( goddess) Amy Schumer with and without makeup:
I loved watching Laurel and Hardy when I was little. Still do. The ability to make people laugh is such a gift. And comedians are a gift to the world. Sharing a couple of laughs with you today.
Thanks to Dave Barry. I spotted this on his blog this morning sent in by one of his readers:
AS FORETOLD IN THE OLD TESTAMENT
Beach closed off after huge hole opens up shooting SNAILS into the sky ‘like a geyser’
THEY CAN ALSO BE MISTAKEN FOR CAMELS
Man mistakenly raises ‘puppies’ for two years – before finding out they’re black bears
I really needed this laugh. Reminds me how important it is to find something to smile and laugh about, especially in current times.
“A smile is a curve that sets everything straight.”–Phyllis Diller
Early in her career Phyllis Diller did stand up comedy in San Francisco at a club called The Purple Onion in 1955. I never saw her there. I would have been too young at that time. I did go to The Purple Onion on a prom date several years later.
Phyllis Diller was one of the first female stand up comedians. She always made me laugh. Especially when she did skits that included her husband Fang.
