This older lady is so funny as she talks to God - this is something that you have to take the time to watch - laughter is the best medicine.

Very cute, thanks for sharing.

Really cute. Thanks for sharing.

Cute.;)

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by shirlener88 30 Aug 2010

So glad you thought so, too

This was so funny. But I'm thankful and glad I'm not at that stage yet!

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by shirlener88 30 Aug 2010

Hehehe!

Love this!!! It makes you laugh at yourself too! I really enjoyed watching this and e mailed it to my sister too Thanks Suzanne

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by shirlener88 30 Aug 2010

Suzanne, thanks - I am pleased you enjoyed it.

That was brilliant Shirlene - it made me laugh out loud.

We all need laughter to brighten our day.

Love and blessings Chris

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by shirlener88 30 Aug 2010

Chris, so happy it did - I understand how you may have needed that laughter, too.

Thanks for sharing! Hope you and your husband are doing okay!

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by shirlener88 30 Aug 2010

Kim, thank you for asking - we are making it through today.

Thank you for sharing this. I think I can relate to her!!! Hugs, Mary

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by shirlener88 30 Aug 2010

So happy you can relate Mary. Me, too.

This was both funny and sweet......thanks for the laugh, it is great medicine....Janet

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by shirlener88 30 Aug 2010

Janet, it is good medicine - isn't it?

Shirlene, That was really worth watching...Laughter is the best medicine. Thanks Sally

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by shirlener88 29 Aug 2010

Sally, I am glad you enjoyed it, too.

Blessed In Aging
~Esther Mary Walker
Blessed are they who understand
My faltering step and shaking hand
Blessed, who know my ears today
Must strain to hear the things they say.
Blessed are those who seem to know
My eyes are dim and my mind is slow
Blessed are those who look away
When I spilled tea that weary day.
Blessed are they who, with cheery smile
Stopped to chat for a little while
Blessed are they who know the way
To bring back memories of yesterday.
Blessed are those who never say
“You’ve told that story twice today”
Blessed are they who make it known
That I am loved, respected and not alone.
And blessed are they who will ease the days
Of my journey home, in loving ways.
This poem, as read by Mary Maxwell in the video
“A Reminder That Laughter is the Best Medicine.”

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