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Author Archives: Sheila Moss
Scarecrow Interview
Here I am, standing out in the middle of a muddy cornfield trying to interview a scarecrow. Pumpkins are more popular at this time of the year, but, unfortunately, the Great Pumpkin was not available due to a previous commitment. … Continue reading
The Seventy Year Old Car
Clackity, clackity, clackity. “What is that noise?” I wondered. No, the left-turn signal was not on this time. I could not tell where the sound was coming from. When the car stopped, the noise stopped too. “It will probably go away,” … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Humor
Tagged automobiles, automotive humor, car problems, car repair, cars, old cars
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Pumpkin Eater
Autumn has arrived, time for falling leaves, apple cider, and especially for those orange orbs that seem to invade all aspects of life at this time of year… pumpkins. I think pumpkins are great as a fall decoration and make … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Humor
Tagged Autumn, Fall, Fruiit, Pumpkin foods, Pumpkin spice, Pumpkin-scented, Seasons
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Get Out of Dodge
Usually I try ti stick to humor, but once in a while, I have to have my say. Agree or disagree if you want. I know there are many who think otherwise, but for Pete’s sake, people, it’s time to … Continue reading
Posted in Rants, Weather
Tagged Global warming, Naural Disasters, Oklahoma, Storms, Tornado alley, Tornadoes
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The Giant-Sized Pumpkin
My granddaughter was visiting and, as usual, moping around that she had nothing to do. Since computers came along, kids have the idea that they should be entertained 24/7, but even computer games become boring after a while. Kids need … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts/Hobbies, Family, Holidays, Humor
Tagged Carving pumpkins, children, Grandchild, Halloween, Jack-o'-lantern, Pumpkin patch
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A Cancelled Flight
Out of the thousands of airplane flights each day, most go right but a few go wrong. We seldom praise an airline for doing what they are supposed to do, but we never forget to complain when the flight goes … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Travel
Tagged Airport, Boston, Cancellation, Delta Air, Luggage, Planes, Security guards, Taxi
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The Creeping Crud
Pass the Kleenex and chicken soup and pardon the interruption while I put my life on hold for bronchitis and insomnia. I haven’t slept in days and I’m totally exhausted. Yes, that was me coughing all night. Not that I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Humor
Tagged Antibiotics, Bad cold, Bronchitis, cough, Crud, Insomnia, Man flu, sickness, Virus
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Kitchen Nightmare
“What’s that?” I thought. I noticed a small puddle on the floor and wiped it up with the dish towel. Then I realized the refrigerator was either incontinent or water was leaking from somewhere. The refrigerator repairman told me the … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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An Interview with Siri
I first met Siri when I purchased an iPad, but she also can be found on my iPhone. Siri is a talking personal assistant with artificial intelligence. I tried to interview her. Press and hold down the start button and … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Technology
Tagged Apple, artifical intelligence, computers, Interview, iPAD, iPhone, Questions, Siri, Smart phone
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The Cell Phone Cover Craze
I don’t know why a cell phone needs a case. The manufacturer has probably spent a zillion dollars designing a phone with beauty and functionality. Yet, the first thing most people want to do is cover it up with a … Continue reading
