...unless of course you've had a major operation and have stitches. In which case, laughter is likely to cause you a great deal of pain.
We had a bad Friday night - we just couldn't sleep
Anyway, Saturday we were tired and very weary. Well, I read one of those websites that post autocorrect mistakes - exhibit A:
I laughed until I was nearly sick. I laughed until tears streamed down my face. I laughed until G started laughing in sympathy (and a modicum of concern).
Inappropriate as most of them were, they TOTALLY cheered me up.
Laughing takes the edge off even the most painful situation and it is often healing.
Note: laughing at someone in a painful situation is not good. G are you listening? G finds people falling over to be the highest form of humour. Not every one agrees. Especially me. Ha.
Crying - good. Let it out.
Laughing - good. Let it in.
Note 2: telling someone to laugh when they've just stubbed their toe may result in injury...yours.
P.S. Happy Mother's Day!
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You saying thing like this are NOT funny?
http://www.comedycentral.co.uk/shows/friends-season-09/episodes/friends-season-9-episode-02/video/friends-902-joey-punches-ross-725739/
Hahahaha OK husband I concede, sometimes it's funny. :P
Or this?
http://www.comedycentral.co.uk/shows/friends-season-01/episodes/friends-season-1-episode-05/video/friends-105-ross-and-rachel-s-first-kiss-732903/
Or even this?
http://youtu.be/63rcdLeXiU8
Hahaha husband you are the king of slapstick humour. LOL
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