Ha Ha

Today is International Moment of Laughter Day.  Did you know laughing is good for you?  Did you laugh today?  Now that I'm thinking about it, I'm not sure I did.  I've been a little sad today, and a lot tired.  I'll have to remedy that and find something to giggle about.  Here are some shoes that came up when I did a search for laughter:

These are disturbing.  One of the few things I've found on Zazzle that I really didn't like.

Mr. Tickle and Mr. Happy!  Which sounds like dirty when I type it like that.  But they're actually characters from a series of books I loved as a kid.  These shoes, and the memory of those books, definitely make me smile.

 

This picture said something about happiness.  How can you not be happy when Snoopy is doing the Snoopy dance?  Or when Snoopy and Woodstock are having such a fabulous snuggle?

I need these.  My feet would be happy no matter how gloomy the weather.

And now for some jokes.  My favorite jokes as a kid was:  What's green and flies?  Super Pickle!  Hahahahahaha!  I love that someone made artwork.  I have no idea why I thought that joke was so incredibly funny, but I think I told it to every member of my family a million zillion times, as well as to friends and total strangers.

 

As an adult, with a kid's sense of humor, this has been one of my go-to knock knock jokes.

Then I did a search for silly kid jokes.  This one made me smile.

As did this one.  I love jokes that are plays on words.

Did you laugh today?  Do you have any jokes to share with me?

Memory Lane: 2013. 2014. 2015.

Peanuts

Last night while posting about my brother's birthday I mentioned Sally and Charlie Brown from Peanuts.  This morning, the first thing I saw on facebook was that one of  my friends had taken a quiz to find out which Peanuts character they were most like and got Sally.  Clearly this was a sign as to what today's post should be.

Of course, the first thing I did was to take the quiz myself to see who I got, and I got Franklin. 

Wasn't expecting that one, but I like the description it gave:

"You’re an old soul. You’ve seen more than most people your age — whatever age that is — and have used those experiences to become a more empathetic and emotionally aware person. You have a great appreciation for friendship, love, and family, and are a deeply intelligent person who doesn’t feel the need to prove it to anyone."

Then I went looking for shoes.

I would wear all of these. Not all at once, though, because I don't have 3 feet.

Old school tennies.  I like 'em!

Awww....I love Woodstock.  If I could paint, I would buy a ton of white canvas tennies and paint all of these fun shoes of all of my favorite books and characters.

 

Must.  Have.  For.  Halloween.

Hey, look!  Franklin got to be on a shoe!  But...why are Charlie Brown's and Snoopy's heads cut off?  I'm disturbed by that one.

 

Baby shoes!  And the Snoopy dance!

Franklin again!  I need these shoes to commemorate my quiz result.

I know, these are almost the same pair as above, but Sally is dumping leaves on her big brother.  I can so relate.

There were so many more cute shoes.  This post was a bit like the elephant post in that I couldn't seem to stop getting pictures.  I finally had to make myself stop here because it was getting a little ridiculous.  But I totally could have kept going because I love Peanuts.  I loved reading it every day in the funnies growing up.  I loved watching all of the holiday specials when they came on.  Still do, actually.  In fact, it's time to break out the dvd of It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown" and have a viewing.  I love Peanuts so much that apparently I used to channel Snoopy without even knowing it.  My mother swears I had a face that looked just like Snoopy when he was pretending to be a vulture.

I can never quite picture it.  Wish there was photographic evidence of it somewhere.  Yep, I love Peanuts.