Happy Tuesday

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Being happy is a good thing.

“I’m sick of following my dreams, man. I’m just going to ask where they’re going and hook up with ’em later.” Mitch Hedberg


“When your mother asks, ‘Do you want a piece of advice?’ it is a mere formality. It doesn’t matter if you answer yes or no. You’re going to get it anyway.” Erma Bombeck


“I’m at a place in my life when errands are starting to count as going out.” Anonymous


“Common sense is like deodorant. The people who need it most never use it.” Anonymous


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57 Comments on “Happy Tuesday”

  1. LOL, this reminded me of the one day when I started telling my daughter something. She interrupted me and said I already know what you’re going to say. My reply, well I’m going to tell you any way.

    • Yes, that’s what we do. We’re moms and when they are moms they will do the same thing. 🙂

    • Yes and that’s because your pet rocks a smart and full of common sense. 🙂

  2. Mom forgot about Erma Bombeck, she said she used to have something in the newspaper and it was always good. We agree that for many common sense is like deodorant with those needing it not using it, LOL! Have a happy day!

    • I remember Erma in the newspaper too. She was a most smart one. You have a happy day. 🙂

  3. Mom’s are always going to have their say!

    • Yes going to the grocery store is an outing indeed. Hugs to you, my friend. 🙂

    • Same here, Ellen. We did go to the boat, but outside of that it’s stay at home. 🙂

  4. Kathe W. – Married to my best pal, mother of three grown children, retired and wouldn't be able to fit work in now-too busy having fun and learning new things every day.
    Kathe W.

    Yep- Mothers hand out advice like others hand out chocolate! Sometimes they are bittersweet- other times very sweet, but always well intentioned! Cheers and have a great day!

    • I agree with you, Kathe. We do just that. Cheers and have a great day too. Love and hugs. 🙂

    • I know you’re having a tough week. Prayers to you and yours. 🙂

  5. Kismet – New River, Arizona. – I'm a 16 year old Indian Ringneck parrot curmudgeon in New River, Arizona in the wild west country. If you're a sunflower seed, you're dinner.
    Kismet

    The only time I get to go out is when my cage gets cleaned.

    • Tell your mom you need to get our more. I love you, Kismet. 🙂

  6. Dakota/Caren/Cody – Michigan – Freelance writer, pet blogging professional, product influencer, half of the writing team behind Dakota's Den and "Cat Chat With Cody & Caren" Most importantly, I am a "pet mom" to Dakota, (Shetland Sheepdog) and Cody (my silver gray tabby!)
    Caren

    absolutely LOVE the last three!

    • Me too, Caren. Have a great day and scritches to the boys. 🙂

    • Yes indeed on the last two. Especially the last one. 🙂

  7. Bette A. Stevens – Central Maine, USA – "I'm a writer inspired by nature and human nature!" ~ Bette A. Stevens Bette A. Stevens is a retired teacher, a wife, mother of two and grandmother of five. Stevens lives in Central Maine with her husband on their 37-acre farmstead where she enjoys writing, gardening, walking and reveling in the beauty of nature. She advocates for children and childhood literacy and for monarch butterflies, an endangered species. Stevens’s children’s activity book, THE TANGRAM ZOO and WORD PUZZLES TOO! was first published in 1997 by Windswept House Publishing, Mt. Desert, ME; a second edition was self-published by the author in 2012. AMAZING MATILDA , Stevens's second children's book, self-published in 2012, won a 2013 Purple Dragonfly Book Award (Honorable Mention for Excellence in Children's Literature - Ages 6 and older category) and placed #9 on The 2013 Gittle List TOP 10for Self-published Children’s Picture Books. Stevens has written articles for ECHOES, The Northern Maine Journal of Rural Culture based in Caribou, Maine. In 2013, the author published her first book for the YA/Adult audience: PURE TRASH, a short story of a boy growing up in rural New England in a family whose poverty and alcoholism mark him as a target for bullying by young and old alike. This short story is a prequel to Stevens's debut novel, DOG BONE SOUP, A Boomer’s Journey released in January of 2015.
    Bette A. Stevens

    Good ones! 😍 Happy Tuesday, Sandee. xo

  8. I don’t even run many errands any more. They really have turned into my going out, LOL! Jeff and I were just starting back to ballroom dance and now the Delta thing hit and we are wary of even doing that. Grrr.

    • I don’t go out often either. The grocery store is an outing anymore. 🙂

  9. Tails Around the Ranch – Denver, CO – The inspiration behind this blog was one knuckleheaded Standard Poodle named Sam but is now inspired by a House Pony-Wilson. I'm Monika, the upright. Living in the Denver metro area, we post about dogs, rescue and nature. So grab your favorite beverage and be prepared to howl along with our adventures. And don't forget to bark your 'pup-tacular' comment; we'd love to hear from you.
    Tails Around the Ranch

    That Erma Bombeck…she had some of the best lines. And they were all so true. And errand running is definitely the current version of going out what with the Delta variant being so prevalent these days.

    • She did indeed. I loved her wit. Scritches to the pups and a smooch to Norman. 🙂

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