I find humor in everyday experiences. Laughing At Life is where I tell stories about those humorous incidents for grownup listeners. Topics range from driving, to shopping, to yard work - things we all do as part of our daily lives. Why not take 5 minutes and have a laugh? I bet you have experienced some of the same silly frustrations that I have and will recognize yourself or your friends in these stories. Laughing At Life is always family friendly, never crude or distasteful.
Traveling by bus with a gang of senior citizens to a ballgame is as much a part of the fun as the game itself.
Adjusting a TV in the 60s wasn't the simple job it is today. Travel back in time with me to when I was a kid with serious antenna skills.
A trip to a Big Box store with your spouse can be a pleasant afternoon or a contest of wills. Either way, a smart shopper can cruise his way to a free mini meal.
Do you put off doing the things you always meant to do someday. Is your "Bucket List" full, but you haven't checked off any items yet. Don't wait until you expire or pass your best before date!
Everything is recorded on video these days. Make a mistake, and you can be certain someone will catch it on their phone. Those old memories just won't fade away.
Buying a new boat seems like a great idea, but it turns out that operating a boat is trickier than you might think. Launching, docking and general care require a lot of skill, and money.
Aging is a natural part of life. It's easy to focus on the negatives, but here we look on the brighter side of growing older. From TV, to discounts, to doctor's visits, older people lead a rich life that can be celebrated.
Cable TV can be great, as long you know how to handle your remote control and the staff at Big Cable.
When my barbeque lighter fails, I'm forced to go hunting for a new one in the confusing dollar store world.
I resisted cell phones at first, but now they've got me (and half the rest of the world) hooked