Happy Tuesday

Post a funny picture. Post a not so funny picture.

Post whatever weirdness you want. That’s it.

Make sure you leave a link to your post and I’ll visit your Happy Tuesday post.

Being happy is a good thing.

  • I’m on two diets. I wasn’t getting enough food on one.
  • A cold seat in a public restroom is unpleasant. A warm seat in a public restroom is worse.
  • Apparently RSVP’ing to a wedding invitation “Maybe next time,” isn’t the correct response.
  • Don’t irritate old people. The older we get, the less “Life in prison” is a deterrent.
  • Have you ever listened to someone for a minute and thought “Their cornbread isn’t done in the middle.”

1. Happy Tuesday2. mimi’s meanderings3. bailey unleashed
4. Microbe Oven5. My GBGV Life6. Curious as a Cathy
7. Simple Living In Nancy8. My Mind’s Eye9. Catblogosphere
10. Lion Skip11. 15andmeowing12. Friends FurEver
13. Brian’s Home14. Purrseidon15. Dose of Cute
16. Periwinkle & Stinky17. The LLB Gang18. Cow-a-bunga!
19. Angelic Clowder20. Molly the Airedale21. Flower of the Day
22. reverendken23. O Dani Girl!24. Phamily Blog
25. Pictorial Tuesday26. Irelandinpaintings27. Feline Opines
28. Small Tails29. Patrick Weseland30. XmasDolly

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75 Comments on “Happy Tuesday”

  1. ROFL, These have me laughing this morning. I’m on 2 diets also. Or maybe it’s 3.
    Love that RSVP response. I think I know some people who’s cornbread isn’t done in the middle.

  2. I like all 5 of them. I am tempted to reply with “Maybe next time” to some wedding invitations. Yes, don’t irritate old people. The older we get, the less “Life in prison” is a deterrent.

  3. My favorite saying is not the cornbread but the one that is the elevator doesn’t go all the way to the top!

  4. My Happy Tuesday is Steveo’s from England with that delicious hamburger. I would be very happy to have them for lunch today. Have a wonderful Tuesday Sandee.

    Cruisin Paul

  5. Meowser Ms. Sandee … I hear a lot of under cooked cornbread when someone accidentally turns on ‘the news’.
    Thank you for hosting this blog hop….. I linked packing tips for when this quarantine nonsense is officially over – the thought of getting away makes me happy. Purrseidon

  6. Apparently RSVP’ing to a wedding invitation “Maybe next time,” isn’t the correct response – Good thing I used my “inside voice” for once!
    Happy Day – Barb

  7. Doctor, doctor, I keep thinking I’m a dog.
    How long have you been feeling this way?
    Ever since I was a puppy.
    Lie down on the couch and I’ll examine you.
    I can’t, I’m not allowed on the furniture.

    God bless.

  8. One fry short of a happy meal.
    Not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
    Their elevator doesn’t go all of the way up.
    They have a ‘to let’ sign in their attic.
    The lights are on, but noone is home.
    Hahahahaha!

  9. MOL! They are all funny but we loved the wedding RSVP one because when The Female Human read it, she spit her lunch across the computer screen!!
    Purrs & Head Bonks,
    Alberto

  10. Love the diet bit… Had to take my cornbread out and check it twice before it past the test this week… 🙂 Stay well, stay safe and have an awesome week, Sandee! xo

  11. Sorry honey, I’ve been so very busy and tomorrow I’m taking this cross stuff cuz the day after that I have to get my colonoscopy done, and then I’m getting a Ultra Sound of my leg and they call it a venous mapping (echo cardio gram too)! Maybe now they’ll know what’s wrong with my leg & they can fix it! WOO HOO I CANNOT WAIT!!!! So, I’ve been running around a lot ever since we came home. So, didn’t want you to worry just thought I’d let you know what’s up mama!!! WOO HOO! THINGS ARE FINALLY STARTIN’ TO MOVE! PRAISE JESUS!!! LOVE YA, Dolly HUGS!!!!

    • You went on a mini vacation. I didn’t expect to hear from you. I know you had a great time. I’ve got my fingers and toes crossed that the doctor can fix your leg. Love you bunches, honey. 🙂

  12. Dad and Grandpa use to say the cornbread line as well as a few others. Grandpa was a brickmaker and said folks were a few bricks shy of a load. (He and the company he worked for made bricks for the restoration of Jamestown and Williamsburg.)

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