Top 10?
I usually post serious topics and Biblical discussions so I am taking a lighter turn here. I am almost 59 years old and I have over the years developed some idiosyncrasies that my family finds humorous and sometimes down right hilarious (they think I don't know they are laughing at me). Anyway, I have learned the art of laughing at myself so I thought I would allow my readers a chuckle or two; however, no guffaws are allowed 😎
10. I put my hand on my head when I talk on the phone.
9. When I think really hard I have my hand open and fingers spread.
8. I keep a lot of little boxes to help organize the things I need - sewing stuff, electronic cords, batteries, etc.
7. I subject myself, over and over again, to "brain freezes" while eating or drinking very cold foods and the faces I make while enduring seem to let everyone know what I am experiencing.
6. My lips move when I am thinking.
5. I hate wearing socks without footwear.
4. I don't allow my wife to touch any electronic devices (except her laptop and cell phone).
3. The way I eat a cookie. I take a bite, then closely examine every side of the cookie before taking another bite.
2. When I take hand full of peanuts I shake my hand in a way that gathers them into the center of my palm.
1. When I tell a story that I think is funny or a joke, I tend to scrunch my head down and stick my chin out while laughing (at least that is what I am told).
There are some other things that were told to me but I did not find them humorous. 😒
10. I put my hand on my head when I talk on the phone.
9. When I think really hard I have my hand open and fingers spread.
8. I keep a lot of little boxes to help organize the things I need - sewing stuff, electronic cords, batteries, etc.
7. I subject myself, over and over again, to "brain freezes" while eating or drinking very cold foods and the faces I make while enduring seem to let everyone know what I am experiencing.
6. My lips move when I am thinking.
5. I hate wearing socks without footwear.
4. I don't allow my wife to touch any electronic devices (except her laptop and cell phone).
3. The way I eat a cookie. I take a bite, then closely examine every side of the cookie before taking another bite.
2. When I take hand full of peanuts I shake my hand in a way that gathers them into the center of my palm.
1. When I tell a story that I think is funny or a joke, I tend to scrunch my head down and stick my chin out while laughing (at least that is what I am told).
There are some other things that were told to me but I did not find them humorous. 😒
Comments
Post a Comment