Laugh Lines
Joanne PalmerNeed a little laughter in your life? Good, me too. Subscribe for some giggles and guffaws, mostly at my expense.
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News Deprivation Over the Pacific
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Countdown to Departure
9:00 p.m. I’m caulking the bathtub. I’m caulking the bathtub because I’m leaving on a trip. I’m caulking the bathtub because if the plane goes down I will not have to worry about friends coming over and commenting, “She should have caulked...
Wrigley Field and my Mother
For her 75th birthday, my mother had only one request: To throw out the opening pitch at Wrigley Field. She talked about it off and on for years but once Hillary Clinton stepped onto the mound, my mother, a staunch Democrat, had no doubts....
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In 1989, I left a publishing career in Manhattan and have missed my paycheck ever since. I write about the humor in being human from more personal experience than I'd care to admit.
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