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Funny things that happen at different places and times.

A Sunday Drive.

A Tail of a Dog

Cents

Do you remember?

Easy Slidden.

If only Feet had Noses!

Earthquake

A Sunday Drive.

Although I saw it with my own eyes I still can't believe it really happened.

One weekend, I went 4--wheel driving with friends.

When the vehicle in front of me was going down a steep creek bank, it stood on its bull bar.

The rear wheels hit a hump that caused the vehicle to bounce on its end.

It stood there teetering for over twenty seconds, then fell back onto its wheels.

The young woman driver was going too fast as she went over the bank but luck was on her side this time.

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A tail of a dog.

Sometimes it wags

Sometimes it droops

Sometimes it is up

Sometimes it is down

But, if you should grab it

Beware, there may be a dog on the other end.

Cents.

Around and around it goes around all day and around all night.

Well mate around me moneys always tight

They say moneys made round to go round

Although were it goes nobody found.

Do you remember?

Author Unknown

Be sure to love someone while you can remember

The day I borrowed your brand-new car and I dented it?

I thought you'd kill me, but you didn't.

And remember when I dragged you to the beach,

You said it would rain, and it did?

I thought you'd say, "I told you so."

But you didn't.

Do you remember the time I flirted with guys

Just to make you jealous and you were?

I thought you'd leave me, but you didn't.

Do you remember the time I spilled strawberry pie all over your car rug?

I thought you'd smack me, but you didn't.

And remember the time

I forgot to tell you the dance was formal, and you showed up in jeans?

I thought you'd drop me, but you didn't.

Yes, there were lots of things you didn't do.

But you put up with me, and you loved me,

and you protected me.

There were lots of things I wanted to make up to you

When you returned from the war.

But you didn't.

Easy Slidden.

You pull my handle I won't budge.

So you pull harder but I stick tighter.

Then with both hands you heave and then on your back you go with me on top.

Oh it's fun being a drawer.

If only feet had noses.

I am overworked, neglected, mistreated and abused.

Over heated and overloaded I am shoved into any old boot

Anywhere to keep the smell in.

Eventually I must be taken out, then revenge is mine.

Signed, the foot

Earthquake

by Jessica Blair

One Christmas we went to the Snowies it was just after the Newcastle earthquake. We camped at the diggings near Jindabyne. one night whilst I was asleep in my van and was dreaming pleasant dreams I was violently awakened by my van rocking from side to side, up, down, and end-to-end all at the same time.

Earthquake! I thought to myself. I was in a state of panic whilst pulling on my boots before jumping out of the van, to escape to safety I was terrified.

Then I collided with a big wombat that came running out from under my van, "Bloody wombat!" I yelled. The earthquake was only a wombat, scratching its back under my van.

The other people camping with me came running out of their tents to see what was wrong and then we all had a good laugh.

The next morning they were still laughing at me and my wombat.

When we were leaving camp someone had a flat battery so I had to give them a jump-start oh, it is good to have an auxiliary battery system; well I had the last laugh didn't I.